That said, if you have the "disregard if... " on your future mailings, then the awkwardness part is moot because when you ask, with the intent of receiving confirming the status, and they acknowledge that it is, then you can simply apologize for the misunderstanding, gently point out that your mailing had a note about listed properties and so having received the call, you naturally assumed that the property was not listed.  

If it's a listed house or HUD house, they can get in on thMany argue that putting down EMD and having the ability and intention to close gives one equitable interest in a property and thus the ability to "market" it.

As a buyer, you'll also be signing closing document concerning the intentions of use of the property.

However, in most chapter 7 cases they are filed with the intent to start over anew so the home is relinquished to the court.

The intention is for downtown Newark to have a thriving living/shopping/nightlife/transportation hub.

It is our intention to move to northwest florida between Tallahassee and Pensacola .

I've heard that I need to talk to a local bank and let hem know my intentions.

Threads like these come off as "look I have value, you can't see it, I can't prove it, but you really should teach me everything you know so you can reap the benefits that I will certainly provide for you" Now, I know this isn't your intent, I'm just telling how these things come off.

Give the seller (or the buyer) the freedom to say “No.”This is written from the perspective of an investor with the intent to get a great deal on a property.

I am brand new to BP and REI and my plan is to start wholesaling in San Diego with the intent to gain experience and generate capital so that I can eventually fix and flip, as well as buy and hold.