thanks for all the advice so far. the thing is he had already put in his 60 day notice that he would move out by aug 31. so here i am without payment for august and its now the 6th. would it make sense to go thru the hassle of the eviction process since he is supposed to be out by the 31st?

Supposedly, 20 college games will be offered on espn-3D this season, including BCS BS national championship game.

Most likely and offer has been accepted by the bank verbally and the listing broker/agent is waiting on the signed agreement to come back.They are supposed to present all offers but if one will go through and they can close it out then usually with an REO broker the calls aren't returned.Some MLS's force the broker to show as active until the written contract comes back signed from the bank.So even though verbally it's under contract the listing broker/agent can't change it yet.

He tells me that she has eviction on her credit and noone will rent them anything. he starts crying in front of me and tells me that he, his son, the woman and her kid will end up on the street when the home becomes mine.so, she is a traveling nurse. i dont think he has a job (but has a kick *** garden in the back yard :roll: ). i asked how much they are currently paying. he said "she deals with the bills".I know they are "supposed to be paying $900".

I suppose both could be good, but I don't like exchange rate risk in either direction if I need the money at a given point of time.

They are supposed to research the local market..what has sold on your street, or within 3-5 miles of your house and is roughly the same size, beds, baths, age and condition.

I just have to be cautious in investing I suppose.

I was told that when I am closing with an end buyer, they are suppose to write out the check to the title/escrow company...But my thing is how would the company know exactly that its for me?

Suppose now that the taxpayer qualified for the $8,000 home buyer tax credit.

When do I go to the title company, pay the seller, inspect home, see attorney again if I'm supposed to, etc?