You can sell on your own and there's probably an 80% chance you'll make it through without anyone dying or losing their life savings.

Normally you lose the deposit and that’s about it…At the same time, I think taking action is a good thing.

So, you have nothing to lose if you lose the appeal.Do you have to use a FHA loan?

I couldnt count "future income" so they think I was losing about $2000 monthly when in fact I would be making at least an extra $2500 with the new place.My buyers broker suggested a mortgagor that has many loan products including a 20% down nonconforming mortgage.

Or plow through and suck it up and buy it I’ve put down 1500$ earnest money down and would lose it if I backed out,It is my first investment property.

Mindy Jensen....THANK YOU....at the time he did the reverse mortgage I didn't agree with the decision; however, after losing half a million dollars in investments, he is at an advantage by having it.

They're hoping you'll get scared and offer to buy them off for $1,000 instead of paying $2,000 for an attorney to defend you in court where you could possibly lose even more.I wouldn't fall for it.

As long as it appreciates at a good amount like it has and you are not losing money renting it out, I would keep it for the appreciation not be concerned about the 1% suggestion.

You might lose your deposit, and they would have to put the house back on the market and should disclose that the ductwork is deficient.  

Buying the first one is scary but I would not start big because your knowledge is low, and you might lose too much money.