@Carter Bushman Everything that @Andrew R.

If not, I think you have aright to cancel.But, in FL you have 3 business days After receiving the condo CC&R's to cancel your contract, regardless of any inspection period.Hopefully you have a buyer's agent on your side to explain (already should have) and they Should have checked into this If they knew you planned on renting it.....it's easy to check the condo listings in the MLS to check for rental restrictions.  

You can do post cards consecutively but maybe vary the size and the layout a bit.

Originally posted by @Matt R.

Scott R.

DOM = Days on Market (listing date to close date) Avg $/SF = Average Dollars per Square Foot of living areaCondition: G= Good F= Fair P=Poor, R=Newly renovated, NU = Not updated, U = UpdatedGarage: A = Attached, D = Detached, U = UnderStyle: CP (Cape), CL (Colonial), ML (Multi Level), RN (Ranch), FM (Farmhouse), SP (Split), RR (Raised Ranch), CO (Cottage), VI (Victorian), CT (Contemporary), GM (Gambrel)GR (Garrison), SB (Saltbox), MF3 (Multi Family 3-plex), TH (Townhouse) OT (Other)I hope that helps!

Ralph R,I appreciate your insight and the fact that you shared real details from your life.

I can't do conventional loans because I need two consecutive years of tax returns. 

The IRA custodian will have you fill out a distribution form so that they can gather the necessary information to report the taxable, in-kind distribution on Form 1099-R using code "7" in box 7.

Originally posted by @Matt R.