- Does anyone know if it is legal to finish out these agreements since they were done under prior ownership?

Must be late.

If someone does, they'd have to put up some serious nonrefundable EM, to finish it their way, especially if they pick some odd finishes.

I am a wholesaler and you can sign up for my buyers list, but lately most of my properties just go to auction.

You call and they return your call late the next day, way too late to help and they will most likely want to meet with you first before they give some free advice over the phone in your emergency.In RE we deal in transactions that have value and take on liabilities in the ten and hundreds of thousands of dollars.

I bought a multifamily house in Berkeley, Ca in late 2008 about 2 months after housing prices here had bottomed out.

@Cathy Labussorry for the late reply.

The flood elevation certificate is based on the lowest finished (living area) of the home including some of the mechanicals.

She has no job but is going to tech school and already has $14k in school loans with late payments.

I know I'm late with it, just catching up, little by little.