You can use a letter of intent to purchase with a proof of funds and authorization to release.

I kept bringing up that he didn't even know what condition the house was in and eventually came to the new price.Because I'm so far away, I extended the period of inspection time to 60 days.

If one was to establish a relationship with a listing brokerage/agent, are there no ethical or legal restrictions prohibiting them from releasing info on an upcoming property to an outside source while it is in the BPO stage?

I am able to extend an enterprize zone to the location, At around 65~100 dollars per square foot.

New Frontier's Press Release says there were $1.5B in Deposits, but then says $150M were "insured" and $4M were "uninsured".

This one I found particularly interesting:On "Choose to be Rich" 12 CD set (that you get when you sign up for the $500 seminar), CD 4 or 5 I think, Kiyosaki clearly calls out this event from his life: him and his wife Kim were broke and all they had was $50 left, so they went to some cheap motel and got a room and it turned out to be only $40; so, they went across the street and bought some chicken and beer for the remaining $10.Kioysaki's wife Kim recently released a book called "Rich Woman," where in foreword she clearly states this: at some point they were broke and they had no money left and all credit cards were maxed out; she went to some cheap motel and gave the receptionist her maxed out credit card, while keeping her fingers crossed that they don't actually run it.

I was in a transanction that we couldn't close but buyer terminate contract on Loan Commitment deadline, buyer notify title company and seller but they stop answering calls after a while title told buyer they release earnest to seller because seller writed a letter saying buyer was on default and without asking the buyer title company release earnest to seller.My question is: Can Title companies decide who gets earnest money in Colorado?

Or you could write it up to have your inspection period start once you find the end buyer...so if they do their inspection and back out due to some issue...then you either back out, renegotiate, or extend the inspection period again to find another buyer.

I personally do 45 days and put buyer and seller agree to extend the COE to allow for lender approval.

I had to extend the listing, but it "expired" before I got it updated in the MLS.