That is 27 weeks after I paid for the house in full and 27 weeks more of unpaid taxes and other costs that you will have to pay.That increase in hold time was another big reason I stopped going to auctions.BTW, if you plan to bid on condos there is a whole other host of issues with back assessments and other charges that you will be stuck with.I could go on.

When I first got started, I did the whole list thing, and had 1000+ "Buyers" on it.

Welcome Adam.I Live in and own a duplex in Apple Valley and have basically lived in the Twin Cities my whole life.I'm sorry to hear about your initial experience renting your condo!

To that end I was able to get an agreement on a contract I wrote the week prior and send out a whole new batch of offers.

“There is only one thing that makes a dream impossible to achieve, and that is the fear of failure.” ~ Pulo Coelho

it really helped us understand the whole process

If you already closed there isn't a whole lot you can do now other than keep on top of them to move.

Anyway if you like the price you offered I'd wait 30 more days, and ask your realtor to check the status at the worst they tell you they haven't heard anything, but if it's going to be approved my guess it will be here very shortly so you don't have a whole lot longer to wait.BTW if your 90 days is Wed you can keep putting offers on other properties while you wait, if you find something you like and get an approved offer you back out of the short sale no problem because it is after the 90 day mark so you get your EMD back.

I have no concerns about it achieving that rent.My question is this: Clearly, we are paying market value.

It's only 20 minutes away from where I have lived my whole life so I know that the town itself doesn't have many attractions, and the schools aren't great, but the property is also just a couple of minutes from the highway and 20 minutes to the nearby city.