Many academicians have extensively studied and authored articles discussing the workings and failings of the US deposit insurance system.

Their numbers are always off, without fail.

If all of this fails maybe we can just see if the temperature dropped 20 plus degrees in the last week or so.

So, basically, setting it up for a twoi year period is putting any buyer in that case in a position to fail.And Rob, you didn't saay how long your deal was, but you did sound like you were setting people up to fail as it seems you have experience in "running peoplke off".True, the value of the hoime will determine what kind of "deposits" you have.

It failed because of dry rot but she was not informed on the extent of the damage.

Here is a similar one:"Without a plan you are planning to fail"

The prior restaurant might have failed and even if they owned the equipment did not have the financial resources to remove and restore the premises.

They do not have enough cash to do the writedowns.They are currently making enough income until they get to writedowns.Fannie and Freddie have failed many times before, they will fail againAND SO IT GOES.........

This isn't necessarily the case...Where I live, greater than 50% of all offers made on REOs with FHA financing fail to close.Banks understand this, so they are oftentimes hesitant to allow non-cash (or non-conventional) financing.

I failed.