If the only issue on their loan approval is that you don't yet own it (meaning the appraisal, prelim, and contract, will all be rejected), that means you can safely take ownership.

my four year old daughter fell down our front steps we told the ll 2 times about it within 6 months they put wood shims under steps their removeable temp steps then my daughter fell we told the landlord to fix them they said what do u expect a new set of steps said that would be nice he laughed we said fix the dam steps he said he would look at them do any landlords agree cause im friends with hos mother and we are never later then 2 days late on rent and always tell them when that happens he has over 30 mobile homes they said owned free and clear and 27 are always rented so its not a money issue I told him my daughter had to go to a neurological trauma unit and he said rents due today do you have my money i I told him thats the last on my mind but hes getting hismoneyy and he said expect an eviction and he  I told him i told him im hiring an attorney and he flipped he told me telling him about it 2 times within 3 hrs is too much and ordering him to do something is un acceptable what would you say whos in the right

Been sitting on the market for a while.So the house has been sitting on the market for 75 days in a hot market, no one is in a rush to get paid, foundation issues, roof imploding, smells like cat urine (the smellier the better), so beat up that all the local flippers are scared of it and/or make insultingly lowball offers that the seller has just been round-binning, but hey it's got a great location.

@Scott Ryne  we use incentive based pay scale as well.. one issue we are having on the west coast is sub trades.. its really really tough for many right now there simply is not enough.If I was a lead framer on the west coast I would seriously think about starting your framing company.

Making less income on a month to month basis is not a major issue to me because we plan to take 100% of our profit and reinvest it.

Represent a true product and you won't have any issues.

Sales contracts have an inspection and repair contingency where Buyer can have an inspection done and terminate the contract if any issues arise. 

We're in a stable and growing market now, so it should be less of an issue.  

I buy condos and cash flow great and the Assoc takes care of just about everything so in 5 years I think I have gotten 3 calls with an issue with a unit and those where all very minor things.

The issues: I am new to the game and worry.