In this case, I gave the seller full right to the property if I was 45 days late on any payment with no equitable return either.

In this case, I gave the seller full right to the property if I was 45 days late on any payment with no equitable return either.

If a borrower has only 10% skin in the game, what are the chances of him putting another 10-20% in to potentially lose that same 10%-20%?

The state admits to some errors and offered person "A" a parachute and a chance to become current, the does not. 

Have reduced in the past so chances are will again.

I see 0% chance that this will be strictly enforced.

So I had another contractor do a walk through of the house to give me a new quote and he informed me during the walk through that there were chances asbestos existed under the floor tiles and that the previous contractor may disturbed it when he had them removed.

@Angel Meraz I would at least postpone closing until you have had a chance to check with zoning board to see if these are legal. 

The upside being it's not your money at risk and you don't put any money in until everything is verified, but the downside is you're paying market value with no chance for value-add.

There’s a chance it could happen again.