When you moved up the ladder, the new contacts gave in, but at a higher price than maybe somewhere else.Banks sell "financial products" (virtual money).  

You can invest in Akron and also other parts of the country as a virtual investor by the time you gain enough experience.

I'm working with and have better communication with the Florida tenants now.

I would also contact the realtor (if there is one) and make them aware of the situation and ask that they communicate it to the title company that will be closing.

i have sold virtually ready to rent properties for that much.

HOWEVER, this should have been identified well BEFORE the loan contingency deadline, so the TIMING of this one is certainly the lender's fault no matter how you cut it.Lesson learned: real estate is all about timing and relationships and communication, and not really any of the stuff that consumers think matters.

Your investment options with self-directed plan are virtually limitless.

I believe it all boils down to communication.

First, the CFPB is the new cop on the beat, HUD can, in fact, depending on where the trail leads, the mail being used, false communications with banks, lack of due diligence, wrongful collections along with other possibilities, there is an alphabet soup of federal and state agencies that you could be talking to.

You lose some of that when you go virtual.