I'm committed to being successful in life and real estate is going to be a part of that.

Don't get me wrong, I'm for education and there is nothing wrong with having a mentor that is COMMITTED to your success.

If you find one, consider moving some other business there to show your commitment.

Both are short term commitments towards your long-term goals.

Corey, if you did use the FarBar As Is contract, then the seller is committed, as long as you didn't have any limiting language for the sellers obligations.

Do you already have any lending interest or conditional commitment?

If raised beds are required, I can help them with that (I've helped a local senior residence build raised beds so residents in wheel chairs can garden).Water will not be an issue, I can place a rain barrel on-site.I run the idea of a "release from liability" past Council, but it's not as pressing a concern up here ... fortunately we are still a less litigious society.The gardening season here is only 4-months and our participation will only be committed for the current season, so if it doesn't work out, we'll not do it next year.

It requires similar commitments, and the success is 100% based on your effort.

Just to fax a copy of the initial title commitment with the initial amount "redacted" or crossed out would have worked.

You'll be committing fraud when you sign the required affidavits.