I am assuming perhaps that it could be an equity purchase contract vs. a standard purchase contract.Good luck.Keep reading for my official bullet proof legal disclosure:I am not an attorney nor am I providing any financial, legal or tax advice.

If the loans were structured then the way they are now I would have had to wait several years before making that first purchase.I also agree that the government is going to do whatever they can do to keep interest rates low until we are "officially" out of the recession, which probably will be largely judged on unemployment numbers.

Fast forward to today and you will find that everyone in the official buying process wears a code inspector hat.

It's not a success story yet, but I wanted to post about a great partnership that has evolved from BiggerPockets relationships...As some of you know, Marty Boardman and I presented together at the BP Summit back in the Spring, and that was actually the first time we officially met (along with Marty's business partner, Manny).

The good news is that my mother is the owner of the house, and until am ready to buy it she won't sell it unless i officially "pass" on it.

#2...if he changed his name legally, he will have an official name change certificate from the State of Texas, along with a newly issued birth certificate.  

Big bank lenders won't consider my small lending request of $50k so I'm now researching local lenders or potentially an online lender like "elend"...before I officially take the plunge, it's back to the drawing board to determine the best lender.

- I've noticed people listing their units on airbnb in buildings that officially prohibit it.

Doubly annoying is that they had the electricity turned off, so we'll have to get it put back on at our own expense come Monday to keep the AC and pool pump going, even though we can't officially take the house back until the 25th.

I was wondering, though, if that was sufficient for lowering my offer or if I had to have it "officially" inspected before adjusting my numbers.