He them procede to tell me it had hair line crack and that possibly the water was leaking from there and that it was a wear and tear because those pans only last so long. 

In this case, after speaking with local real estate agents, a local appraiser, and a half dozen lenders, I think (hope) I'll get away with my err in judgement this time and procede as "by the book" as possible going forward.Regarding the insurance, everyone has stories about insurance companies trying to weasel out of their coverages.

hi hope you are well.Did you proceded with a lawyer?

Or can you gives me ideas on how to procede?

Investment Info:

Single-family residence buy & hold investment.

Purchase price: $585,000

Cash invested: $125,000

Bought a 10k sqf lot in a nice neighborhood with a 600sqf cottage built. En route ...

He text back 30 min later stating they couldn't procede with the loan because the VA required a 6 month cool off after a house has been listed. 

Perhaps ripe for a very undermarket offer and could be a great property.Anyone have any advice on potential ways to procede or creative ways to structure an offer?

I'm curious because 1700 covers at least one no th rent. can I argue that this 1700 is for the court fees and month of December December's rent and still procede with the eviction process?

what is your reasoning for trying to do this. i dont get it, the seller still gets procedes, you still get the lot free and clear... your concern should not be what the seller nets.

If not remedied within the cure period, start eviction procedings....and be ready to scrub walls and re-paint.