William,Great advice and thanks.I just got back from the viewing and in fact, I created a good first impression to the point that I did show the agent the development I did before and felt could fit on the property I am interested in.Total confidence has been gained from the agent.The property is in trust, so the agent was just chosen purely on their valuation of the property; I have created the incentive that if I get the property, then they have four to sell later.  

Based on my understanding, as long as a person is not on the loan, being on the title itself should not affect his/her ability to obtain financing under Fannie and Freddie guidelines.Ultimately, I don't want you to make a haste decision regarding how to take title to a property and potentially jeopardize your estate planning based purely on information that could be incorrectly relayed to me.

Our portfolio with a mix up personal turn investment and pure investments make 25% gross before maintenance and 42% gross before maintenance when you do principle.

That is pure foolishness!!

Buying something and crossing your fingers hoping it will appreciate is pure speculation.

I also come from a purely engineering background, but loved REI, so got into it.

Long story: HomeAdvisor.com sent me four high-priced salesmen to push their pure virgin vinyl.

I have the market data for you, I have the trends, research and raw results and present an open range. the decision is purely theirs, not mine.

Well, I am not sure why so many people have objections.There is nothing nicer than pure nature.I am telling you woman!

Pure lose.