If a private seller, I'd hate for a clouded title to screw up the closing.

He said, basically, OK, you don't have a problem here and he was impressed, and said something about he didn't think a bank examiner would screw up like that...so thankyou.In fact, he way the one who basically spread the word for other LEOs to come to me for financing.

In such cases, you can close in escrow without much concern.If you are selling and using any installment contract or seller financing, you better attend the settlement, the chances of screw ups increases expotentially, and the deal is not done til all the docs are signed and good funds are deposited!

Sounds like the agents involved in the transaction probably wouldn't even notice that, but their broker (or someone auditing the file) probably would.J Scott's suggestion is quite correct- as long as there is a "meeting of the minds" it really doesn't matter what form it's on (which makes you wonder why we have all these forms for brokers to screw up...)Regardless... good to hear your transaction is closing!

On a second floor you will need a minimum of 3/4" plywood glued and screwed 12" on center into the joists.

You can do it and even if you screw everything up (I have) it's not really that bad!

Were good friends but business screws that up some times.3.

He actually did it the right way but there were so many copy cats who screwed it up trying to do this.

It doesn't matter what they bid on you only pay attention on what you think is a good price and go with that and if they won't except it move on.Let others get screwed not yourself.

Now they do it again. We'd all be better off if he'd just leave the country for 3 years.
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