In the event they can not do so the contract has been breached by the seller and in so doing all monies in escrow including escrow deposits are to be released to you immediately.In the event you still do not get you money with the letter and pass of time.

@Joshua DorkinI'm using Safari from my IPhone and it works as advertised, so maybe you could supply some more info like OS and release or version numbers.

Yes, it's had elements replaced and belts, timers, but the frame and outer body, latches and switches have still been going.

I wonder what’s really going on behind the scenes at the banks with regard to releasing inventory?

Have the settlement agent close in escrow and release the earnest money.

I totally understand living in a Warm Weather area, near the water.At the present time, in South Florida, the competition for Residential Real Estate, is very competitive.In South Florida, if you follow "Investor Properties" on either Hudhomestore.com or Homepath.com almost anything that is released to "Investor Status", is under contract in One Day.Concerning rehabs: JScott (member at this site) has an excellent site, concerning that business.

They aren't busy-bodies.2) The HOA manager is on the ball by enforcing the bylaws and CC&Rs.I hate the fact that your RE agent didn't properly inform you.

As for doing part of the work yourself, you would need to release the GC from any liability on work done that they weren't in charge of.

The California Association of Realtors recently released a particular piece they are concerned with.

Originally posted by Steve Babiak:Bill Gulley - it would be nice if you gave us the website address where you discovered this, so that we can read it.Here are some articles from U.S. based media outlets the past week or two (and if you look at any overseas media outlets, this has been the top story):http://www.economist.com/node/21558281http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/ezra-klein/wp/2012/07/05/explainer-why-the-libor-scandal-is-a-bigger-deal-than-jpmorgan/http://www.csmonitor.com/World/Backchannels/2012/0703/Lies-damned-lies-and-LIBOR-Barclays-Diamond-and-a-devalued-benchmarkhttp://www.rollingstone.com/politics/blogs/taibblog/libor-banking-scandal-deepens-barclays-releases-damning-email-implicates-british-government-20120704?