I am not in a position to pull the trigger within hours.

As the three of you talk, you'll have the best understanding of how to proceed and you'll leverage their knowledge and experience to your advantage.Good luck!

So I make the decision to give up on this guy and found another lender this is extension number three, while all of this is taking place the asset manager has been completely against me, it takes days to get any sort of response from them, they originally wanted to close in one week from contract, anytime I asked for an extension it would be for one week only, le me mind you by the time I get the extension a few days have already passed and the last extension I had to agree to $100 per day penalty, BTW I received signed contract from seller feb 22.

I'll continue to rent where I am not because commuting over an 2 hours to work every day doesn't make sense to me.

Some can even charge additional if it goes over 2 hours for the move outAs you can see, striking a deal can save you time,money and effort especially if you feel you are dealing with a tenant that knows the drill

I’ve been completely priced & property taxed out of DFW plus I hate the traffic & drive an hour everywhere lifestyle & heat so I’m moving to Tulsa where I can buy multiple properties cash & everything actually cash flows well.

Hello all, I think this will be kinda long, so I'm gonna try and give you a quick summary if you don't want to read it all:Current diesel mechanic, just turned 30, living in Austin, TX, looking for more lucrative career options that don't involve $50k and 6 hours/day of college.

Is anyone willing to get together with us for a few hours some evening to provide a little guidance and answer a few questions? 

I am still starting myself and will be closing on property number three March 1st.

To the best of my knowledge it’s 3-5 day pay or quit, 24 hours after 3-5 days you got to judge, he gives you paperwork for Constable and next business day they lock them out.