Also, it's a Fannie Mae property and there was mention of closing cost incentives.Had I known of the error I wouldn't have already hired out for the nominal things and saved my money for the things that I HAVE to hire out for.I'm the kind of guy that pays his debts, but the title company AND the realtor were hired by me to do a job because I'm too naive in those areas (the same reason anyone hires any professional).

Again, you keep complaining about me but you and Tom are actually doing business with my company right now so that is kind of an oxy moron thing for you to bash me, dont you think?

Its kind of tough to believe there is not some other underlying problem driving the condition.

He said the building inspector is not responsible for seeing the ball check comes out or is not covered up.The inspector sees it pass the test and leaves.I just can't believe nobody checks this kind of stuff before throwing walls up.

Essentially this was me attempting to use the financing to make a non deal, a "kind of sort of" deal.

This is kind of a duplicate of an earlier post.

A reo seller will have all kinds of addendums & disclosures the buyer MUST sign.Watch the AM these A-h$%^& will make you jump thru hoops and then take their time on their side of the deal.Also, read the title commitment-it will scare you how much is not covered on an reo title policy.

These kinds of price hits use to shock me, but I’ve gotten used to it.

wholesalers- you see a property on MLS, which means it's listed with a realtor. You want to do a wholesale deal with it (assign it). What is your arrangement with the realtor? Please be very specific. Thank you

I can get into this kind of deal again for around $7,000 out of pocket.