Once the short sale is accepted, which would include the homeowner doing multiple things with the lender, then there isn't anything else they need to do with the lender.HML's don't care about time frames on chain of title like many conventional lenders do.

I will keep sending them multiple letters and will usually land 1 out of every 30 or so.

I'm really only familiar with South Florida so one of the bigger players on here would have to clarify that for you.

I've read it multiple times and constantly reference it for information.

Moral of this story is to make sure you have proper and adequate (if not excess) insurance coverage, particularly when you have multiple properties (multiple possibilities of litigation).

You get LOTS of variation, so get multiple bids.

I am in total awe of players in water polo and even more for synchronized swimmers.

Taking on too many orders- This can happen when you have already proven your ability to handle multiple orders.

I hope your right.I just finished touring the property (2nd time), and gave the realtor representing me the necessary paperwork.My Realtor didnt come right out and say it, but he thinks my offer might get tossed, especially if multiple offers are involved.

There are multiple schools of thought.