This is what I think I know but need clarification leins priority is based upon date that the lein was submitted.

Check the date on that OP - it's from 2007.

There is a big problem with mitigation on the parcel with bald eagles and such and the start date keeps getting pushed back.

The best ways to keep your home properly insulated and at the best temperature year round is to make sure your windows and doors are up to date.

Let's look at an example: Value of Property: $230,000Asking Price: $200,000Negotiated Purchase Price: $160,000Retail Price: $230,000 (retail buyer will pay)Profit: $70,000The key to the Double Escrow is that you must have the same closing date for your purchase of the property and your selling the property; therefore, you do not need any money to actually buy the property; your end-buyer pays for it, and the balance is yours.So with that said.....what have been some of your experiences with Double Escrow?

I've not kept up on the details, so I'm not sure of the exact date.

We have 2 credit cards, both with 0 balances, other than to buy gas, and pay it off in advance of the due date.

Quick note to Josh, did you notice the date of Ryan's post and the date of the remaining post, interesting that it's out of order.

You want to know they are ready, willing and able to close on the agreed date.

You need a period of due diligence or the package has to be up to date.3.