They cant release your deposit to the seller until you agree in writing.

It's not that I couldn't write him a check, but I wouldn't want to lose that much. 

Hello Everyone,So I started to do some research on yellow letters. The letters seem TOO generic. I'd like to add in something showing empathy but not too deep where it would irritate someone. Something along the lines...

I was told the judge makes it about rent and thats how they like to write it.

Effectively, I will be separately writing a check to the Title Company, with a proportionate % ownership on the title (NOT writing my realtor friend a check..).

Effectively, I will be separately writing a check to the Title Company, with a proportionate % ownership on the title (NOT writing my realtor friend a check..).

I might write an offer, or better yet a letter of intent, on a property unseen but definitely not without an address and some due diligence.

Bottom line is a home inspector gets paid by someone to write a report and do nothing but cover their own behind.

I'll definitely consalt an attorney to write this up.

 :)"you think you know something, but it's not so"Ken you mean something that these:- Buy a park full of park owned homes, no problem, just have the tenants sign option agreements, take another month's rent for the option fee, write a clause that in 24 months the home will be their's- No problem buying a park on a well.- A park full of 1960's 40' homes and 10' spacing off the road, no problem.Maybe this thread might morph into a list of false "truisms" about MHPs