If even I will get accepted at some other dental school, my mom will live at that townhouse and I really have no intention of selling it in the next 10 years.

Your friend would then be an owner occupant and be entitled to additional expenses and you being paid off.If you have had official notice of intent, then this plan is out the window, except that you could show any recent sale agreement to establish a willing and able buyer.

.: J Scott, the comparison to criminals is somewhat incorrect because criminal acts are intentional whereas the banks seem to just be doing occasional screwups.

It came with the house, and original intent was to have it demolished.

cause i actually want to make money", i started to think what this guy is really saying is, " you want to sale retail sales because i make more money off more agents if they do" i understand they want to make money and i have no problem paying people their full commission, but this started to make me understand the intentions of the company. ohwell for now i will scratch the agent side, see how this pans out and if not, be an agent and dont partner!

There must be some clear evidence they intentionally or unintentionally set it on fire.

Hey guys, I started out doing wholesaling and my intentions have always been to gain more knowledge and more capital to purchase a multi-famil unit or SFR with low risk.

Had the issue been obvious (or had it been covered up in a costly or complex way), you could argue that the seller might have known about it, but given that it was just painted over and your inspector didn't catch it, the seller can easily argue that he shouldn't have caught it either.Unfortunately, this is just a case of "buyer beware" and without any proof that the seller intentionally deceived you, my guess is that you won't be able to easily get anything out of him.

To get access to the MLS as an assistant you need to find a brokerage that will allow you to leach off them without the intention of becoming an agent.

I believe the VA has to have some sort of an authority to sign the docs, an offer have to have an actual signature on it to be considered binding and real, then the offer itself, the person has to be able, willing and ready to purchase instead of just making an offer and see what comes out of it.Low ball offers are ok I guess as long as the intention is to really buy if and so they accept that offer.