John, I have heard both and to be honest, never looked at the actual language of the rule as I never deal with FHA buyers anyways (or have not in the past).

Ironically, the beginnings of this can be seen in the Universal Healthcare Program currently being proposed, which would cut $500 BILLION of Medicare entitlement spending, albeit to create another entitlement.

The theory goes that everything in the universe has a frequency.

I am located in Haledon NJ right down the hill from William Paterson University..

One of the big things investors are concerned about is the flipping language in it:

He got a job on day 2 not knowing English, learned the language, bought a home and later some farmland, his own little paradise.

If you replace 1 window in a pre-1978 home you must comply.The great part is, at least according to the NAR video, I could not find it in the language of the rule.

I got the inspection report and it was written in overly dramatic language saying there were major issues w/ the house.

I was thinking maybe add specific language to the addendum which basically says the homeowner agrees to not pursue legal action in the event I actually do what I say I'm going to do and make a profit?

You will send his contract to the bank, on the body of the contract you will put some language like that: "Buyer will pay "Angelica LLC" $10,000.00 at closing for Negotiations Fees" .Generally the foreclosing bank will not pay this fee.