....just not that comfortable handing out large checks for funds that have taken me years of saving so if im going to than I just want everything to be clear

I'm generally not comfortable with tenants and fire.

Of course, this also doesn't make it legal if it's not already legal, but it should provide some reassurance that I'm not trying to force a buyer to use my lender.Again, I don't know if there is any case law to support the legality of this one way or the other (I've heard lots of debate), but I'm personally comfortable with the risk...

Me and my woman(mother of my child) will be moving into our first home pretty soon.

In any event, I would feel much more comfortable if I had an additional 3rd party inspection.

I have read many blogs and watched dozens of videos on real estate investing, but still not comfortable with going out and making offers.

I am getting interested in out of state properties, but am just not educated enough on the subject to feel comfortable making the plunge. 

It's getting the next generation comfortable with selling their home online and Auction.com is at the forefront of this. 

We bought the condo back in 2008, right after I had my second child.

If the contract is assignable and the seller would be comfortable with your assignment fee, you can collect a small deposit up front with the rest of the assignment due at closing.If the contract is not assignable or you think they would balk at your assignment fee, double close.