I'd rather see a buyer being able to get any loan and not be restricted to a particular program.HAving an option with an option price that is credited to the purchase price is the customary way of using options.

In every locality there are restrictions to who can access pricing data because a cartel owns the inputs.Originally posted by Vlad(IL):Price fixing is illegal, and I'm sure those who feel that Real Estate Agents and Brokers are cartels would be the first to complain about price fixing.

For short sales, the lender does not hold title, so the resale restrictions are typically found in the approval letter.

Some have been putting resale restrictions as conditions to the approval letter prohibiting the property from being sold for 30 days.

Then I have a Glendale Heights, Joliet, Markham, Peoria, Rock Island, Rockford, Richton Park, and Washington Park.

Bring yourself for conversation and good company.Sometimes there will be dietary restrictions, so ask about any before bringing any type of food or drink.

Some states there are restrictions on who can negotiate but in most others it can be a 3rd party, Agent, Realtor, Mortgage Broker, investor, even the homeowner could potentially negotiate their own short sale I suppose.

Now the AMA has been forced to start accrediting medical schools if they meet quality requirements.Doctors, like any other profession, would love to restrict supply and increase their wages.

However, they may be setting you up for an approval letter restriction.

The requirements aren’t too important to the buyer; they're generally things the seller has to do to perform though if you’re getting a loan that will be there.The exceptions will list out the restrictions and easements that affect the property and you want to read them and understand them.