Don't know if "they'll' delete this, but my e-mail is [EMAIL REMOVED].

I called my agent on Thursday to find out what's going on and he conversed with the seller's agent who acknowledge the acceptance of the deal, but claimed that they are overwhelmed with contracts and it just take time.Today, my agent gets the following e-mail.. **** DO NOT REPLY TO THIS AUTO-GENERATED MESSAGE ****Attention Real Estate Professional:Your offer to purchase the following property has been cancelled:Property ID:1501-000000(Address)BIRMINGHAM, AL The primary buyer identified in this offer was: Eddie ZivThe confirmation number on this offer was: CONF-300000000This email is confirmation that the offer has been cancelled.The acknowledged offer for the above mentioned property has been cancelled.

., and increase the website's speed b) improve all of the current functionality of the site c) add better tools, features, capabilities to the site to improve the user experience d) get all of those things you want BiggerPockets to do, to happen e) and much more!

To ensure that what the seller is saying is real can I ask for last two years Schedule E that the owner is supposed to file to IRS Also should I ask for other documents to get more information like vacancy etc. for my analysis to see if the investment will result in positive cash flow.

I also agree with banning people with negative scores but I think they should get a warning e-mail before they are banned completely.

The 1st 48 on A&E keeps Memphis properties cheap for investors!!!

A week went by with no news and no seller's signatures, until my agent gets an e-mail telling him that the bid has been canceled and that the seller pulled the property out of the auction.

Lewis already sees "IT" far too clearly)....This one's on the E/W "Main Street", but not nearly as preferable by location as the US 19 Wells/Wach Branch.http://www.manta.com/coms2/dnbcompany_hkh40nOne wonders which "National REIT" is stuck with these fine assets turning into anchors stuck in the mud.It's kinda hard to find the word "recovery" in the phrase "EIGHT Bank Branches For Sale", especially at an AUCTION..

Originally posted by Anthony E Russell:Dennis, I had no idea.

I do look at his weekly e-mail and the listings on his web site, and from that it would appear he moves one or two listings per week.