I have bought properties in rural areas that had a legal description that ran the better part of a full (legal size) page on an irregular parcel.

Common utilities was not mentioned in the description of the property. that was a result of the inspection also they did not have any bills they could get a hold of.

Even your description however, you are talking about pulling the money back out of the deal later (this may answer some other questions I have).With the options you mentioned, it's still obviously an overly blanket statement that isn't really being backed by detail (whatever the CFFU is apparently explains it?

They may look at descriptions and google pics in underwriting, but MV is not a factor.

This way you know it has been tested out and get a brief description what the theme has to offer. 

From description and a small photo found online it doesn't seem like the same person but frankly it still creeps me out a bit.

It also has all the agent information filled in on the signature page, an electric version of my and my wife's signatures, and at the back of the contract we've attached a proof of funds statement and a copy of a blank check.This is our template that we use every time we make an offer.When we want to make an offer, we just fill in the offer date, the property address, the legal description, the offer price, the closing date, and then fill in the copy of the blank check at the back with the earnest money info.This takes about 5 minutes per offer...

Reminds me (or I'll mention) I met a wannabe guru trying something similar at the library, he and his wife were passing out flyers and I took one.I started a conversation playing as dumb as a rock and gave him my first name and number.

Nice blog; very descriptive.

Not much description, mostly said "do your own research".I was bored enough to actually do some research: City info gave me: Last sales price was a few months before for something significantly under the $11k, it was listed as vacant lot, and some time before there was a raze order in the system.I email the seller: "SP when I bid on this and win, will I actually find a house there?"