I've been advised if I am not able to sell this property, the buyers will sue me for their 8k tax credit loss and their re agent will sue for the loss of commissions.My question is, what right does Countrywide have to just 'update' their originally incorrect filing.

If that is the case, one month loss of rent cost more then a dishwasher and a garbage disposal, therefore you can add them to your properties if you have to.

do you mean by that to sell and take the loss if necessary???

At what loss would you definately pursue criminal charges?

The overleverage ends up forcing them to sell at an inopportune time in the future and realize a loss over the life of the project(s).

I'm at a loss this morning...just when you think you've seen everything.I have closed AND flipped a WF property before.

., fair housing violations) can result in the loss of your property, the upper limits is VERY high.In any particular month or year the numbers for a particular property will almost certainly be much different than 50%.

TD Bank and Wells Fargo each pointed the finger at each other as to who screwed up, and neither bank showed any concern for the (temporary) loss of our money.

How you approach these owners should be in considering the problem they have, what their needs are, these needs drive what a seller might do, how they react.In law, there is a thing called tortious conduct, that means doing something stupid can put you at a higher level of responsibility and risk, causing someone to suffer a loss can come back on you, it damages your reputation and your pocket.What does a homeowner, who lives in a property do when they get a sale contract?

So I am starting my first tenant screening and I have an applicant with an eviction due to job loss, they are currently working again.