Thank you for responding.

You don't want to have to keep your buyer waiting for a few days while you're finding an attorney and getting them to respond.

@Scott Jensen@Scott JensenHey Scott, thank you for responding.

Why would the lender, who isn’t receiving payments let a property sit for 3 years and counting, deny the deed in lieu and not respond to short sale offers?

Your profit depends many other factors other than the depreciation.Oh, and don't forget to "@" people when you reply in the forums, so they know you've responded.

I give the selected applicant x time to respond and don't reject the best backup applicant until I have money in hand from the #1 choice. 

@Ann North you have to tag people otherwise no one knows you responded, use the @ sign and start typing their name. left of the box names will drop. double click their name it will populate the comment box and they will be notified you responded.

It has now been over a month and he has still not responded to any requests for receipts and paperwork regarding the budget and work that was completed.My main issue is that this whole project was to only take three months to completion and I would be able to move in during month two after the foundation and subfloor was repaired.

Why you responding to posts without reading the whole thing??

I understand rot tends to spread throughout wood over time.)I responded to the GC via email telling him not to move forward with the plywood.