So my question is what do they need to do to make sure they aren’t blamed for any of this and also see about getting a refund.

My questions: Is this something you would consider? 

Some questions to clarify1.

Feel free to message me with more questions as they come. 

@Alf Holst as far as offering a discount to certain professions, I can see that being called into question as discriminatory.

Now there are some sellers that have great income and credit they just need to get out of town as in yesterday and Sub2 might work if the Sub2 buyer is credible and will not mess over the sellers credit… As in the Investor needs to make the payments on the underlined note regardless of whether their renter pays them or not.Back to your original question.

When I conduct the initial inspection, that's when I answer questions, look for unreported maintenance, see if there are any concerns, look at how they are maintaining the rental, etc.At the same time, this would be a great opportunity for you to explain your situation.

I know lots of questions come up about offering a car as an option and generally most say that's not worth it.

To answer the question you have to assume the entire interior needs 100% gut rehab

idk) He also said that any question should have triggered due diligence on the bank’s part.