Do you have an 800 number, web site and email address?

Be prepared to provide documentation.

In advance, I am very open to sharing documents but I will not share this one.

Two quick things: I never post details on the properties like street address or anything like that, and I never respond to the emails I get.

So the seller and I discussed a few options if I cant get a loan.. 1) lease option - I 'rent' for 6 months or so, until taxes are done next year, and attempt to buy it again at that point assuming since my taxes are now done/documented I can get a loan2) seller financing (this is what I would like the most advice on) - the seller does not own his house outright, he has a mortgage.

The two I have actually seen documentation on were a write down of 40% of the difference and 35% of the difference.

Today I get an E-mail titled "BiggerPockets Offers Alternative Bailout Plan by Quicken Loans’ Chairman."

You already know the hit your credit will take and as David said be prepared for a forensic audit of your loan application and supporting documentation.

Yes, follow Wheatie and Michael's advice and move on unless you can get it for under $300K.Josh, at the risk of sounding condescending, your email is full of "rookie" language that will get you in trouble.

TeamI am looking to have an Attorney-BP Member to review about 4 Documents/Rental Contracts.