This is 3 weeks before the termination date and he wasn't happy and was very rude on the phone with me and with my brother via email.Since then, he has been trying to be a pain.

If the state pulled your license, I would suggest being extremely cooperative. yeah I used to be a broker, but I let my license expire when the market crashed because it wasnt cost effective to maintain the expense of holding license when Im not receiving commissions due to banks stopped lending.

I can send her a letter with the details, but like you said, maybe my best bet is to move on and wait another year until the listing expire.

This is my second short sale, first one the bank accepted, so this is the first time I am in this situation.South Florida, single family 2 bed 1 bath home, in fair condition, everything works, no major work needed - but I haven't yet done an inspection, however home is dated back to the 60s, pink bathroom tiles, yellow kitchen counter, you know.First time short sale package submittal for this home, looking at the nearby sale, I say FMV is around 110K.I offered 100K cash. 45 days later bank (Chase) countered 126K.

Can I file something with the registry of deeds in my county stating that the property at X location owned by Mr Smith has agreed to sell on this date to me (Tenant).Thats it for now thank you all for your input, I live in Maine and dont know how the laws differ from state to state, but if you can lead me to water i will drink.David

I'd continue to aggressively market the unit until you find a) tenants that qualify and b) tenants that are able to move in on your desired move in date.

I'm not up to date on conventional loans but I would speak to your mortgage lender about the ins and outs of both.Why not find a less expensive place to live....something that you could qualify for?

I have 5 units with leases beginning shortly after purchase (Lease start dates of November, September, February, June and April.

We haven't to date experienced any competition from foreign investors when purchasing.We do tend to by very run down properties that need whole teams in place to be able to turn them around.Most foreign investors are only interested in turn key.I must say tho that a few fellow Australian investors have tried buying wholesale and doing the work themselves from overseas.I am sure you can imagine it didn't turn out to good for them :(Thanks and have a great day.

The Seller's data may be dated in that regards.