I looked in the files but no luck...Thanks in advance!

Sure, they are often advised by their agent, and later the price is confirmed or countered by the bank, but as in all standard real estate listings, it is the home owner who gets to price their house.

Everyone always thinks standard 12 months or no deal and that's just not always the best move just as you said.

The judgment company will require to ask questions and look at your file to see if the debtor is even collectible on any level.I wouldn't drop 500 more not even knowing if this person is collectible or not.

Filed the necessary annual forms.

Standard inspection period is 10 days here -- but like I said, the POS inspection report is probably going to show up after that, and I'm sure that we're looking at at least a $10-30,000 extra cost.Is there any other backdoor way to get the earnest money back after the inspection period has expired?

More importantly, our debt/income ratio would probably be too high to qualify for a standard loan.

The BK is over and discharged 1 year ago but no NOD or title transfer during or after the BK has been filed.

I have spent 14 years as a paralegal and I am aware that the courts hold agents to a higher standard than investors that are not licensed when cases are litigated (I worked for a firm that represented Rice).

Some people says its better to use Standard CAR contracts and other say investor contracts are better so which way would be the best route to go for doing deals wholesaling???