REaltor says it's not worth the time to fight it and buyer will walk because he's in a hurry.  

I never get into these fights unless I know I'm right, so I want to get to court, or binding arbitration, ASAP.  

Keep up the good work, I know it can be frustrating fighting big government systems. 

Generally   a lender will only look at your financial  capability to carry the debt based on your income ,  assets and credit.

I like the idea of the free CMS I just wonder if I am capable of building it on my own.

Victoria - there are many lender who will provide you with some sort of POF - proof of funds letter or statement showing you have financial backing and capability. 

Some will try to fight it out with jobs that only pay 1/3 of what they were getting. 

Do you plan to invest it in all cash deals or you have capability to leverage it with mortgage?

No, refusing to pay a debt which you are capable of paying is contempt of court, and judges can totally toss your *** in jail for thumbing your nose at them.posted by valkyryn at 10:29 AM on August 6, 2010 [4 favorites]found at http://ask.metafilter.com/161564/If-you-sue-and-win-a-reluctant-payer-will-you-ever-see-any-money

Still they fight an uphill battle to keep businesses that benefit the economy from being closed down by the CFPB, FTC and other regulators.