By going into the conversation with the seller with the intent to close, if it indeed it is a good deal, you change your mindset from tire kicker to deal maker.

I am looking forward to some informative conversations with all of you.

Oak Ave/ auburn st/ converse st?

From my conversations, you are the the client that all banks, big and small, want to loan.

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If you don't mind a conversation, I'd love to know how it different from the US and how it is the same. 

Thus why this FHA conversation is beyond stupid and worthless to the OP.

@Alex Bok sure, let's have a quick phone conversation and then we can take things from there.

I've had conversations that go like this...Listing agent: "OMG I can't believe it appraised for $900k when the contract says $950k, this place should be at least $975k no question."

After a long conversation I sense the seller may have some mounting financial pressures that make him desperate to leverage his property as a solution, whether that is this development idea or even just selling his property.