Depending on your circumstances it could be a good option.

@Sung Stepak, thanks I will drop them a line and explain my circumstances

For anyone who has been through a similar circumstance, do you have any hindsight advice or suggestions?

Is having a liability insurance a necessity and what circumstance/situations it mostly covers?

Hope that clears up why I do not believe she Nevis better than the other in general, only in individual circumstances can that be measured.

You may want to speak with a Mortgage guy that can read credit reports...Basically you've got someone that should not be considered but you are considering him by a "story" (extenuating circumstances).PS Have you confirmed his employment?

I'm just asking the hive mind how we should handle the situation considering our circumstances and discussing the pros and cons of option 1 versus option 2 (e.g. easily overlooked pitfalls from either side of the token).

However, having the intent to follow through with the purchase, it is totally fine to assign the contract to somebody if for some reason your circumstances change... which means if you are going to put a property under contract, you should have the means and desire to close on that property.There are also issues with advertising a property when you don't own it, like posting it on Craigslist with pictures and the address ect.some states may consider that "brokering" and if you don't have a license, is of course not good.

Hi, I am having trouble finding roofers for a house that has some unique circumstances in Buffalo, NY.

I recently did this and got back the deposit I paid (similar circumstances) and the contractor faces a court date to explain himself and a fine.