Most of them will keep the houses for a few years and sell at a loss cause they paid too much or got cheap with construction and had serious maintenance issues.

The site is pretty exclusive so I'm not too concerned that they are bluffing.Would brokers also be able to help with the ground lease process or would you recommend us speak to an attorney?

The junker will cause indigestion and won't appreciate like a nicer place.

I'm getting a certified mold inspection, but unsure of other concerns to look out for.

This property is best suited for someone with deep pockets simply looking to park cash with no concern for making money.

So many times I'm sent a deal to save and come up to a train wreck caused by some other Mortgage Broker or Lender LO who can't think outside the box and/or don't have the loan programs I can offerAnyway, often, the obvious and quick fix is for the seller to hold a purchase money 2nd mtg.If it's for a strong, good credit borrower and they are willing to pay Top Dollar for the property, why not offer the seller a 10% return on that small amount of money on a 30/60?

My analysis is that if there were lower offers, my price would be high; but no offers at all, that puts my concern in the house, it's layout, size, etc., I mean the house is not appealing.I am not desperate yet, but I could use some out of the box point of view to move forward.Thanks again for your answer Abe.Fernando.

I'm concerned that if I don't get the loan now than I wont be able to get it without a W2 job.

I keep thinking there has to be an easier way, and maybe I have missed a builder that knows the process better, but everything modular going up in Washington has to go through Labor & Industries (L&I) back in Olympia to my knowledge, and that has caused most of the delay. 

As a full-time Network Engineer, this was my biggest concern. thanks.