Still trying to determine that).Some moderate termite issues were found just today, requiring $750 for a full treatment before they can issue a termite letter.According to my FHA lender and her underwriter...this termite inspection / letter should be acceptable.

This is happening to a family member (they do not invest).Last night, a family member received a letter from the company they work for that stated the IRS contacted them and they are going to garnish their wages for back taxes in 2014.Now, to give a little back story.

I will pm you her contact info since I can't post it here.For buyers, if you know what property(ies) they recently purchased, you can send a letter that says something simple like "Hi Sean, I see you recently purchase 123 S Main St.

I'm trying to remember from subject to's there might be a specific letter you can send the bank notifying that you will be sending them the checks. 

Another thing you need to consider before starting out is your financing and get a loan letter so you can submit with your offer and give the owner confidence that you can close on the deal.   

From what I understand thus far, it seems imperative to have a lawyer on your team when it comes to making an offer, and perhaps even when it comes to sending a "letter of intent"...

The sponsors I work with have provided double digit annual returns to their investors- better than most of us can get on our own in a long term hold.  

My experience is that people who really intend to sue, and believe they have a case, don't bother telling you they're going to sue - you just get a certified letter.

You will need to act if/when you get a certified letter in the mail about it.

But the preapproval letter is not sufficient for this seller.