Yeah, if that's the case, they'll have to re-execute the foreclosure deed, and start all over...Not fun!

Ex: Buyer: American Bank #76589.

I do not think it will tarnish your reputation or your credibility and I do not think that you have to offer full price.If the contract is assignable then assign it or if you have concerns with the seller or your buyer knowing what you make then double close it.Once you have an executed contract the seller has a legal liability to sell it to you at that price no matter what you are doing with it, and their realtor will surely share that with them.

Just include in your offer "earnest money will be provided within 48 hours of mutually executed contract via certified funds."

Barring a gamma ray burst hitting the heartland, I don't think Americans have to worry about a food shortage problem.

I was given all of the rebuttals mentioned in points 1 and 2, and as far as a consulting fee he told me that any investor would wait to give you that fee until they execute their exit strategy, and why should they pay me upfront.

Remember executing the proper action is whats going to put money in your pocket.I bought all the gadgets after I did my first deal.

The duplex should be Ok, as long as the condition doesn't cause appraisal issues when they execute the option.

Finally, I tracked down the lender, American Home Mortgage Service and complained about the way Mr.

Of course you'd have to let the prospective tenant know you're in the process of buying the home, show him proof of the executed offer with understanding you will refund his/her deposits if the purchase doesn't go through and lastly to make sure the current tenant or owner will move out prior to closing otherwise they become your responsibility in moving them out.