Frankly that does not matter and does not give grounds for withholding, as they have been collecting rents, have the keys, etc.Hopefully they come to their senses before the clock strikes noon, otherwise I will be dialing up my attorney and taking them to court.

new/future loan would have to be Freddie,  current loan doesn't matter.

I don't think there is a baseline average, I think it matters who your investor is and what your current relationship entails.

(Even if the docs aren't perfect it doesn't really matter since the money is essentially being lent to myself via a friend.) 

And it doesn't matter which goes first, it still doesn't work show both cities.Any ideas what I'm doing wrong?

Hi @Troy Norwood, You can write that into the lease; however, your state's tenant/landlord laws supersede anything you put in the lease, so it really doesn't matter unless your state does not specify (but I'm sure they do).  

Doesn't matter if the developer gives 200,000 earnest money if there is an out then as a seller you get nothing.

Its just a matter of finding a company to help you rent it out especially if your not sure how to go about it.

No matter what, treat people with kindness and give everyone their due respect.READ.

Doesn't matter if you don't make money.