Eventually, someone will be correct.  ...and when that person is finally correct in their prediction (after missing 9 out of 10 times), they will be called an expert, and brilliant for correctly predicting the downturn. 

Ownership only passes to the buyer after the final payment is made.

It took me almost a year to finally land something.

You're telling the seller that neither offer is final, inviting them to go so far as (and they will) combine the best (to them) of each offer, and thus taking control over the process away from you.

And finally the market that is going to help you meet your goals whatever that may be.

After talking to a client after multiple follow ups she finally began opening up to me and said she wouldn’t mind selling it to me, only issue is there is a lis penden that was filled from 2018 and the original lady she said she was going to sell it to(also the tenant)couldn’t afford the property anymore, after her husband of the time passing and still can’t.

They want current tenants out, or at least assurances they would vacate, before they finalize the deal.

Good day,I'm at the final stages of my VA cash out refinance and the lender is requesting a use of funds letter.

Along with the final absurdity that, "You will Own Nothing and Like It." 

A while back I heard that you could buy a fourplex with and FHA and then after a year somehow role/transfer that FHA onto a triplex and then a duplex and then finally a single family home?