It seems like every "cure" they come up with makes the patient more ill:)

If you could realistically sell your first example for $70K in under 90 days, you are talking about a different market than what "Sub$30K" evokes.In our market in northern Utah, the typical problem with 75+ year old houses is not the original construction, but all the ill-conceived home owner improvements since.  

Lest we forget, it was the 'really smart guys who we should blindly trust because they work for banks' who got the ball rolling down the path to financial destruction, realized in 2007, not Cleetus the Slack-Jawed Wholesaler.Sure, it's honorable to come to the defense of the desperate seller who gets taken for a ride by an ill-prepared 'wholesaler' who, for whatever reason, can't close.  

What if she gets ill and needs to be an assisted living facility?

People with mental illness have it much worse.

Ill leave it for you to do the math but there is a good possibility the stock market would have yielded a better return.Ps: Having said that I have sold primary residences for hundreds lf thousadns in profit.

I get the keyword notifications for "great falls" so Ill try and come to the next one.

I want to know the Tn law on how long..if they got it, they can just sit on it an not cash it..Ill  use that option if needed .Thanks

Also, some years ago, my mother fell seriously ill and it helped that my new job advanced me 3 months of medical leave so that I could be with her.  

Though you may have not meant any ill intent in your arriving giving little but a twenty to thirty minute warning, no matter what the reason, we would very much appreciate the 48 hour notice from here on out.