So, if the inspection report came back really bad -- to the point where the buyer felt the need to back out -- the issues were probably real and it wasn't just the inspector trying to justify his fee.The fact that the buyer backed out of this deal is indication that you may want to reconsider using this renovation crew in the future...they clearly missed some big stuff.

Any spikes or higher usage is a good indication that heat pump isn't running correctly and heat strips are working more than they should.

Bottom line -- the historical and empirical date seem to indicate that we are sitting at the very bottom of the market right now.

So that much I can see. and it seems to indicate the original date of loan and amount but, not what is owed to buy or bring it current .

I would like to submit an offer (35-39k) that somehow indicates to the bank/real home securities and solutions/hubzu that I am aware of these huge defects already and offering cash with no conditions.Their online offer process really does not have any possible way for me to get this very relevant info to the asset manager.Any advice?

Galen Dawes In you original post you indicated that you notified seller of the title issue in 5 biz days after the executed contract.

You've provided support for everything you claim, and everything seems to be exactly as you indicate.

Is this an indication that people who need more than 3 bedrooms are more likely to buy a house than rent an apartment?

It also indicates whether the party completing the form is exempt from backup withholding; if not exempt, some percentage of amounts being paid (28 or 31 percent, I don't recall exactly - but it's steep) is to be withheld and sent to the IRS along with your completed 1099 at year end.

You will be required to sign an affidavit at closing indicating that you know of no transactions or agreements currently relating to the property that haven't been disclosed to the lender.