i found a great deal and i don't want to lose it. upon having a title search done here are the issues:2008 bank files for foreclose2011 owner later files for bk (has 2 homes only included 1 home and not home i want to buy)2013 bank foreclosedhome is in Floridai only talked to 1 title insurance. and they will not insure.can this be fixed on my end after i close for say 5k or lessi'm told bk case needs to be amended then foreclosure case will need to be amended or re-foreclosed.advise please. if i can close n a few years down the road fix the issue i will if i can do it for 5k or under or should i just walk away?

We're all here to help each other, learn some stuff along the way, and ultimately prosper.I would amend your post to include feedback from anyone or attach it as a file/link within the post and then people can review at their leisure.

Sign the Petitionhttp://savesellerfinancing.org/cfpb-action-letter/"We are asking the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau to remove installment sales which include a dwelling, known as seller financing, from the definition of Loan Originator in Regulation Z of TILA which was amended by the Dodd-Frank Act."

Another egregious violation of the 10th amendment by a federal government that is out of control.

But using a science metaphor, a theory has to account for all the data, or it needs to be amended.

If you entered the loan after, you will have to read any amendments to the plan and see if it was approved or denied.

There is also a nice table here for those that just want the bullet points:A+ Indeed: The SEC’s Proposed Rules Amending Reg A(The table is several pages down in the article and compares various things among popular exemptions)

@Bryan Hancock you may want to breeze through the latest rules amendments, comments are due Feb. 3, 2014.

Based on Bill's post above, I hereby amend my original post by inserting the word "estimated" before each occurance of the words "ARV" and "equity" and "net worth".

I would amend the lease to state the security deposit will not be returned for X days (depending on your state) after the storage lease ends