I would welcome comments concerning how often you change your letters.

The standard local Board of Realtors Contract stipulates that the buyer can change the financing terms provided there is no delay in closing.

Why would it change hands so frequently?

Besides, the business has really changed from 4-5 years ago.

Here's my big issue with these programs, if my focus is building a guru program or mentor program then I am not focused on the market and how it's changing.

As to your remarks about reinstatement:Are you suggesting a scenario where a few months down the road she could pick up where she left off, or a situation where she would have to reapply and get in line behind the 5000 to 15000 people already on the waiting list?

Once you've made the decision, you can then start to narrow down your focus.Don't worry about making the commitment, as you can always change, but at least it will force you to make the decision and get moving.

They can change tax lien to a deed I know, so they the owner of the propertie then.Actual my handyman told me there some issues but not major and he would say $70-80k, if I take my calculation with max income it should be $150k.

Ok so the last potential tenants decided to change their minds about leasing the house.

We found a property, if we can still buy it at the agreed price, would have been a great deal to buy & hold in an area that is rapidly changing for the better.