I reviewed those requirements and I am eligible for the "less than 90 days" criteria so I guess my question is this..Provided that I meet all the other requirements can this transaction be executed via a double closing with proof of funds?

Probably not (they both occur EVERY summer), but that still isn't proof that eating ice cream causing people to drown.Sorry Rich, but your conclusion based on the limited facts you've provided is ridiculous, and is only an indication of a basic ignorance of how correlation and causation work.Here's some basic info that you probably won't read, but really should:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Correlation_does_not_imply_causation

I guess he forgot his glasses.

If you're in a good school district, you're likely to attract families with kids, so think about kid (and probably pet if you're going to allow it) proofing your place.

From my understanding, after a year or so, if proof is shown that I was the one paying the mortgage, I would be awarded the full mortgage.

.- 12 mo expense reserves in liquid accounts (both for proof of funds and downpayments for new purchases)- Rest of my assets are in stocks/investment accounts.

Not just hazards, based on my reading of this next excerpt from that link:Originally posted by HUD portal, second bullet point:Disclose any known information concerning lead-based paint or lead-based paint hazards.

They then submit that one offer to the bank with documentation showing there efforts to.market the property as proof of the "fair market value" of the property.

You simply can't/ won't find an internet site that can replicate the amount of date the MLS has - its not available.My recommendation, budget about $2k, knuckle down and get a good online real estate license provider, (I did Allied Schools) and bite the bullet.

Proof of funds and a Non Refundable Deposit