I see two plausible possibilities (I'm sure there are others) where one might be able to be technically correct about this being from a heart attack, but still deceptive at the same time: (1) he had a heart attack because of the massive hemorrhage.

Correction on IRS redemption time frame - the IRS has 120 days to redeem after the foreclosure sale.

She then wanted $150 reimbursement for the food in the fridge that went bad.

Most realtor's don't include everything when they do the NOI so watch out.) lets say the NOI is $20,000 then you divide that amount by what you will put into the unit. say the unit cost $250,000 and you put $30,000 down so now you owe $220,000. example would be $20,000/$220,000=.09 or 9% caprate. someone please correct me if I'm wrong.

If I understand the question correctly, it was about contingencies if you do not follow through with buying a house you have under contract.

I've seen people pay over $40,000 on foundation repair due to extreme negligence3) What other issues need to be corrected to prevent a reoccurrence?

jlabelle,first of all, i love posts like this - people always jumping the gun trying to "correct" everyone else.bank certified appraisers or appraisers who do appraisals for banks...is that a better description????

and Im "FAIRLY" sure that she would not do anything to harm my wealth , there is possibilies correct?

The properties that you are identifying can not exceed 200% of the property(ies) that you sold.No I am correct.

I don't know if i'm going about this all in the correct manner - that's why I'm seeking your advice!