Purchase includes two similar lots.

I have heard of similar cases where the first agent was awarded the commission because they were found to be the "procuring cause" of the transaction.

Don't like this one either.Other investors on here that have posted similar situations ended up selling for less because they tried this strategy.I would go for the second strategy and close it and move on.If comps start tanking in that development which you cannot completely control you need to find another area to rehab in.

The revitilization of a similar neighborhood in my area started in the 70's.

These markets have great long-term economic outlooks and have a similar Rent-to-value ratio as NV.I'm sure you've done your due diligence on Vegas, but I thought I would offer my two cents.

He is discussing his options with a lawyer and has threatened the closing company to push the closing through anyway.Has anyone else had a similar situation?

But I guess its similar to all the other places in our world where productive dialogue needs to be regulated and imposed upon.I requested you to be a colleague, that way we can have unrestricted dialogue.

By the way, I don't think US Wide Financial serves all states, but I found them through bankrate's website using their rate search and so I'm sure there would be similar mortgage companies who also utilize this program.

Joel, I had a similar problem with a building I bought in downtown Cincinnati.

Will you share a reference(s) from your current client who runs a business similar to mine?