If you're a neighbor, feel free drop me a line!

Jeff Johnson, looks like you're working with a Realtor.Any option given violates the due on sale immediately when it is given, there is no time line applied to when any installment purchase or option becomes a violation.The due on sale may not be that much of an issue, the lender is not required to accelerate the loan to maturity, but they can.

How will you monitor their progress or the quality of their work from across state lines?

Also, the short sale may not be approved by the lender, or may not be approved by the contract dead line.

(Great read for holding properties) Anyways while alot of these spreadsheets give you the basics you definitely have to adjust them add in a few lines that might be missing.

That includes not pouring buckets of mop water on laminate or saturating carpet and leaving it to mold, etc.The bottom line is all types of flooring have their pros and cons.

Do you have things lined up with a lender that can refinance?

Hey Rudy Brown,As long as it's in line with the comps, and I mean you are comparing apples to apples, I don't see why you wouldn't want to pursue further.

I would have still put in on the market, letting your contact know that the "recommendation" would have first rights if they got their stuff in and all checked out. meanwhile you could have lined up prospects, and "when" that 1st one feel through, you'd have a backup plan.It's great to help others, but always cover your own interests first-no one else will.

Even when you know how out of line their accusations are it still feels terrible to be on the receiving end.