Doesn't a BK from seller - which we can assume is a very reasonable possibility within 3-5 years of the sale create problems that could force the hand of the buyer to refinance?

Forcing them to explain how compensation works and getting that in writing up front before they do much work.

We were getting ready to close with an end buyer, but now we can't sell because of a fake mortgage that we are forced to legally remove with due process at our expense.

I'm a wholesaler/investor in GA and the areas I come across deals are in Albany, Macon (college area, Amazon Facility), and Warner Robins (college area, Air Force Base).

You should only consider switching when your current software has a significant flaw or lacks features that force you to spend excessive time on workarounds.

When prices are high, more people are forced to rent, which results in increased demand and rising rents.Inventory has been frustratingly low and is not getting betterSales inventory plummeted at the beginning of the year and has remained below one month in Q2. 6 months is considered a balanced buyer/seller market.

You should only consider switching when your current software has a significant flaw or lacks features that force you to spend excessive time on workarounds.

So I have a primary residence now that I bought back in 2020. It has 3.125 percent and I’m sitting at about 100k in equity on that property. Now fast forward 4 years, I found a potential good deal in a way better neig...

I could get the other residential rented, so 2/3 units rented, before closing because I know the seller, but the commercial space on ground floor is a question mark and is forcing this to be a commercial loan. 

Think of it as the govt forcing the lender to take whiteout and use it on all the property documents, whiting out the sellers name and writing in yours instead.