We had a backup plan, and we executed it.

Do you have funding to close the deals if you can't assign it or backup funding? 

And until you recognize that, you'll fall in the camp of thinking that nobody knows what they're doing, except you (speaking generally here) who sits on the sidelines waiting for a crash that will NEVER happen.Yup, I said never.Here's the thing... interest rates are at record lows and are NOT going back up.

I think I will have to add in my talks about having a backup plan in case something like my case where I have specialty in security and deliveries but now I can't utilize either.

I also have an additional $10k that I could use if I blow the budget as a backup fund.My idea was to go to the bank with a pdf showing the other homes in the area that recently sold, showing the finishings, current photos of my home, my estimates for cost, and my income history as well as my expenses (I have about 45% of my income unspent each month).

Looking to fire this conversation back up from a year ago regarding the Murray, KY market.

We went from 99% booked for summer around February, and after Covid hit we lost 95% of those bookings, but once restrictions were lifted, we immediately filled right back up.

However, at that point though, the seller is usually pretty committed to making the deal go through (of course there are exceptions and they may have backup offers) but at that point, it's a matter of your agent working it out with the listing agent to get the price lowered to the appraised value

Once we opened back up in early June, we’ve been near 100% for our Branson condos Jun-Aug.

If she signs an amendment to end the lease early and he does not b/c he is uncommunicative and he shows back up at the end of the month you will be in a bind.I would recommend providing her an amendment to terminate the lease early that requires both of their signatures.