My husband and I fell on hard times with job-loss and illness and had to file a ch7 that was discharged 3-29-07.

Most lenders won't agree to that. 20% down in an investment property is standard.

They handle all the filings of civil and criminal cases.

Then once it makes its way to the underwriter, I will inform him/her of all backup offers that have been made.Also, I inform all the buyers that their offer is one among others that will be disclosed to the underwriter and he/she will choose to accept it or not.I wouldn't put anyone in a situation where a lawsuit can be filed.

Any negotiations will be handled through the new debt holder. 3) File civil action.

The double standard will continue.There is always irony in any situation.

I would never, ever, under any circumstance allow a real estate broker to have access to my credit file.

However, I wouldn't change the standards just because you're investing part time.

Is there a way to maintain your standard of living within a residence while acquiring a residence premises that is an asset?

A real estate agent I know is emailing me a blank copy of your standard "sales agreement" form. it's my understanding that its fairly flexible though at this stage and pretty much any arrangement you work out with the buyer is o.k. as long as both of you agree to it.