We are seeing more and more the bank is asking for 10% down rather than just a $1,000 in EM.

Keep em coming!!

F-em.

Mike, that is an awesome policy to have in the leases, as we have seen people pile 'em in to units here too.I would be interested in how you police that as well, as this could help a lot of people.

You need to know about flood plains, platting, topography mapping, road design, drainage design, water distribution systems and design, coordinate with utility companies, construction staking and final lot staking.You need to have an environemntal site assessment from a geotechnical firm, find out about any and all impact fees and permit fees, and possibly off site drainage improvements, off-site sanitary sewer extension, & on & off site water pressure measurements from the fire department to the hydrants.

I like your attitude Nick and I was firm at first, but since this is my first short sale, I lost my posture...I need some of your attitude ASAP!

I do not plan on selling this property for quite some time.I had an internship this past summer with a large commercial real estate firm.

I did like his attitude though, stick it to 'em buddy.Someone needs to step up and take responsibility for all these things going wrong...............hmmmmmmm who should that be :roll:

Threads like this get me to thinking I should start a risk management consulting firm....

"Cash For Keys" is how the banks get 'em out."