I hope in your listing agreement you had a provision where you are not obligated to go through with the sale unless the lender gives a waiver of deficiency approval letter before closing.If not the buyer could try to force the sale.You might want to have an attorney review your documents to see where you stand in everything.

Shoot me a PM or contact us by email if you're interested!

I am getting 20 calls a day at the current price and 1 or 2 emailed offers daily.

So far, they required full application showing employment and net worth, have checked our credit, requested months of bank statements and documentation verifying deposits, including direct deposits that clearly state what it is for (payroll dept, property management, etc.), even though the program says just verify cash available for prepaids.

Do you mind emailing me the name of the credit union?

I read somewhere that even the thought of private ownership of real property should be addressed, that property should be held by corporate interests and the public would benefit by their interests in the corporate structure......well, isn't that what we basically have, one document says you own the house a deed, the other says the bank has a lien on it and you only get to use it until the bank gives it back to you and that the goverment can step in for the public good and pay you what is basically assessed by government institutions?

The reason these two documents are so important is because they outline the rules governing ownership and operation of your business.

Do I give the document to title?

Obrien Law Firm here in Charlotte NC insulted my client verbally over the phone, FAILED to send title work after being requested 2 times, would not respond to emails or phone calls and did NOT represent their buyer client at all in a recent transaction.

My atty. and the listing agent have been calling and emailing for two weeks.