I'm not a lawyer and it's always best to consult with one, but my understanding is: Once you have a property under you have what's called an equitable interest in the property and can therefore market the property however you so choose.

My fear is that by backing out now they will just repalce me with another buyer, then I lose my dream home.Does it make sense for me to hire an attorney for a consultation on what I should do?

Part of my business is consulting with agents and improving their closing rates with distressed sales.

Standard Disclaimer: Consult a lawyer.I believe you would be violating the Americans With Disabilities Act if you denied someone based solely on them owning a guide dog.

Eric Heller does charge a little more than other consultants but he was worth every dime.

You may want to consult with a loan originator in your area to recieve a list of the guidelines.

I would advise that you consult a compentant Real Estate Attorney that understands what your company does for proper clarification.But to my understanding, in Florida you cannot negotiate any 3rd party debt.

You and I met a few years ago at a CCIA meeting when you pitched me Special K Consultants.

It doesn't sound like it has.I would definately consult a real estate attorney before I put up any funds or made any commitments.

If you want a guaranteed legal opinion, consult a lawyer.