I mean ever.Yes or no, not maybes.The letter of intent basically says,Name of owners, property name, today's date, name of prospective purchaser, name of purchaser's company, intention to purchase on these terms as a principal.Purchase priceif lease with option, market rent, 12 month term with extensions, exercise price, etc.If subject to, purchase price, date of possession, date first payment, date of walk through, etc.If wraparound mortgage AITD, purchase price, note payment, interest rate, etc.

As with so many aspects of this Real Estate game, it is less important what YOU believe in (or what your intent is), what matters is the belief (or perception) of the other parties involved...tenant, prospect, buyer, etc.

( unfortunately many tenants in america fall into this category- so i understand you but you are a landlord and you look from the landlord's perspective....want it or not), other reasons are illness, divorce, chemical adictions, loss of employment due to ****** economy, e.t.c. to name just few..........ohio is particularily affected with high unemployment rate.

Ill contact you through your profile

If you fully disclosed your intentions to the lender, would they still give you the money?

There's no intention to pay the loan off.

It is also not too uncommon for an applicant to transpose numbers (intentionally or not), so you need to double check that their ID or paycheck stubs matches what they wrote on application.

That would be great Ill send you a private message with my email address thanks!

You can use a “letter of intent” rather than the regular MLS offer forms for “testing the waters”… You can fax them directly to the listing agent… And when they reply, they can reply back to your Realtor.

Infact, I dont know who said this first, or if Ill quote it correctly but"doing it, and doing it imperfectly, is much better than not doing it at all"