You do need to get going, but giving yourself some time can take off a lot of the pressure and ensure better decision making.

First, don't feel any pressure to notice everything, because you will do a lot of due diligence assuming you move forward on this.Exterior condition:Straight roof lines?

I would remove all asbestos and test water and air pretend you live there.

Make sure you get it in writing and that it's signed if they approve your request.2nd you can have a lawyer comb over the bylaws and they will determine if the wording is vague or air tight.

Ditto for REOs, generally, when banks are under pressure to relieve inventory due to banking regulations, etc.

From what I've read on this same topic it looks like a pressure cooker about to explode.By the way Bryan here's the fix:TAMU Extend and Pretend ArticleYou had everything right except you forgot to put the slash on the last url tag.

I think apartments.Apartmental rental growth will be strong in the years ahead as the home ownership rate plunges, and due to the lack of new unit construction in recent years.Retail box stores are under great pressure as more and more people shop at Amazon and other on-line channels.

Check out the Air Force spoof on the E Trade baby.

The bank accepted the offer and now they are finding out that the heating system and the central air don't work.

Rates are up in the air, but assume 4%ish points and 14%ish rates to be conservative.