My main goal out of all this is NOT to claim bankruptcy.

My original intentions have been to sell the land and apply the funds towards the loan on a small strip mall I own.

I have 1 in my guest house, 1 in my theater, and 2 in the main house.

I spend some time in KC and was told Lisa/Alpha Title on 20th and Main still did them but I dont have first hand knowledge Good Luck

My main question is what do I do with all the people driving by the home who are interested but still think the price is 440k?

Risk of loss or damage is assumed by Selleruntil sale is closed, unless Purchaser takes possession of the propertyprior thereto, in which case State law shall apply. (1) If sale involvesFHA insured financing and after damage the property no longermeets the intent of Minimum Property Standards (MPS), Seller may,at its option, perform repairs or cancel the contract and returnPurchaser’s full earnest money deposit.

Just wanted to post this quote from an article I read, although I think banks are still ignoring it (as common sense does dictate main goal should be to make sure you are making a good loan that won't default, not that you are not penalized for making a bad loan), regarding it not affecting their default numbers: Banks didn't want their Compare Ratios to rise.The FHA has acknowledged this issue and, similar to how HARP II waives reps and warrants on HARP refinances, the FHA will now exclude FHA Streamline Refinances from its Compare Ratio calculation.

Entering the building the main lobby had 3 walls around it, with one door going back to the rest of the space where the workers were.

Anyway, if you mean throw out the existing tenants, I doubt you can do anything other than go thruogh the eviction process.As for your intent, it sounds like you are trying to lay funny with the OO requirements, which is never a simple thing to do.

And, they will both share a common entrance road off the main access road (casino will have other access, but this is the only neighborhood access -- there will be no pass-through traffic in the neighborhood).My thoughts are that it can be bad or good -- values could go up if the casino creates a commercial growth response and a developer wants the small neighborhood for a commercial project, golf course or something along those lines.