You can put up a note as your earnest money until the offer is accepted (note to be redeemed in X days after acceptance).If you really lack the money to put up to hold a deal expect that most sellers will consider you offer extremely weak and look at other offers.

Hard money and seller financing are two options for those that are credit impaired.Now obviously improving your credit should be an extremely high priority, because money gets a whole lot cheaper when you have good credit, good assets, and a good track record, but I wouldn't let bad credit stop you.I personally am the type of person to figure out what I want to do, and then figure out the way to do it.

With this being said, I am extremely interested in the Real Estate field.

Common in HI and in other places.It could be the document is standard boilerplate that has clauses which make no sense in this transaction.If you really are not sure it is best to have a lawyer read the contract so you can get a qualified opinion.

It's an extremely scary experience when you don't really know what you're getting yourself into.

Condos are a little strange because you own the airspace that the condo is on and you own a share of the common areas.

That's a very common bull market mistake.

Businesses are moving here because of the “business friendly” nature of Nevada.d) Land is extremely limited.

Things might be done a bit different in Quebec because you're under French civil law instead of British common law.

It's more common in the commercial arena, and with smaller localized banks.