Agents have differing strategies when listing short sales depending on the sellers situation..

I've seen them tossed out of court more often than not in favor of what was recorded.Perhaps there are instances where the court invalidated the transfer to the trust and quiets title in favor of the unrecorded qcd, like if the grantor was deemed to have been incapacitated at the time and there's a financial exploitation situation... but that's a rare scenario. 

I was asking around the room to see if its common enough for me to not be alarmed.

This ending amount will give you taxable income/(loss) for your property and to find the true tax liability you need to factor your entire tax situation. 

Hi everyone, been loving the biggerpockets podcasts and wanted to introduce myself on the forums.A little about my wife (Ashley) and my situation.

I think it could work well in certain situations but whether this is enough incentive to build in certain areas is unclear. 

It depends on your situation (how you are incorporated.)

You start running up on real downside risk in these types of situations. 

I have seen some hard deposit terms being accepted in final and best offer situations over the typical EMDs.

I know that for CoC the bank financing option is the better route but I'm wondering if there are other factors I should be considering when deciding which way to go.What would you do in this situation and why?