It is also supposed to be 30 inches wide and typically 6-1/2 ft. tall...essentially space for someone to stand directly in front of the panel and access it.  

Just not allowed by regulation nor widely adopted.

If you look at the section in the FARBAR that deals with cash or financing, the "cash" selection gives you the option of closing with a loan, just no contingencies.  

Still seams wide. 

We have a much better selection than Lima I'm certain.

Most people can't afford to have enough coverage when selecting whole life, and if they do it can be as much as 10 to 20 times more expensive. 

Typically in a NON-Auction sale, the cost of the POS and who pays for what is a matter of negotiations with wide ranging results depending on how much the seller and / or buyer what the deal to go through.

I recently had my attorney shore-up my promissory note (I loan to select flippers) such that I'm able to attach a lis pendens on the property in question, immediately.One of the things I learned is that it'll be a hit-or-miss proposition (but it is still worth it to me)... it's fairly easy to get a lis pendens dismissed in court, if it doesn't follow the strict FL rules regarding its relationship to the asset (real property) in question.You'll have to get an attorney to challenge the lis pendens, but this should not cost you much... unless it turns out to have a basis in fact, in which case the lender will have to show proof of imminent filing of an action sounding in tort.In my case, I use the possibility of a lis pendens (in my promissory note - in the event of default) to secure my interest in the property should it require me to litigate the note or institute a collection action.  

INDEED The Amount of DECISIONS and SELECTIONS that have to be made in New Construction are kinda DAUNTING!  

I do plan to do Virtual Wholesaling nation wide so thank you Nancy your info helps :)