(Worry #6, anyone who actually visited the property would see neatly trimmed grass and plants, snow was shoveled, trash can has recent trash, there are cars with clean windows and obviously used regularly, there are cats in the windows, lights are on, looking through a window shows furniture, etc.

My nephew visited Hawaii last year with his girlfriend and loved it.

Yo blood,Go to Zillow or trulia, and find similar houses to the house in question, and check out how long these similar houses have been sitting on the market before they sold.Check to see the condition of the house, then also call the listing agent and question her like a russian spy.Then what you can do too is visit open houses in the area of the house in question and follow the visitors around, talk to them ask then what they think what they like what they do not like.Do this long enough and before you know it you know exactly what would sell and what doesn't.For me...Now I simply take a look at any house and I know exactly how long  the houses would stay on the market after we bought it.Don't believe me?

The best thing to do is just to come and visit, first hand knowledge will help you make the decision on what your really looking for.  

If you buy subject to, you have bought just as sure as if you bought with cash or a loan. 

Other investors keep visiting this property and I assume more bids are coming in.Day 20.

Visit the local Chamber of Commerce.

You can rest assured, though, that the bank will find numerous reasons to delay the closing.Without knowing the price, its hard to say how far apart you are.

Visiting family, friends, or guests must not stay longer than FOURTEEN (14) days without approval from the Landlord.L.

On the other hand, the argument that always resonated with me is this: If you were to buy anything $50K-$100K in value (i.e. a car) would you not at least visit the dealership and get a test drive.