The reason for this is different underwriting guidelines may have varying degrees of requirements depending on where you're located and they will tell you what's expected for an assignment specifically.I know this is short and sweet, but I'm sure many others will have more good suggestions and advice for you.Good luck,

If he can, or if he can negotiate a short sale, great.

Do you guys think this is a short sale deal?

Another good question is how much money...I can think of a lot of ways to double $1 in a short period of time but if you are talking about $1,00,0000 things get a little more complicated.

They usually put them up at a motel'hotel if it will be a short clean up period.

Greg,I have traded for myself as my main source of income for 20+ years and was a CTA for a short period.

As another example I just have made an offer on short sale house listed for 350,000 my offer was 260,000 then the appraiser has appraised that house at 280,000 I’m sure he was influenced by my offer.

Short sale listing prices are are still low and look like deals from the asking prices, but they aren't really considered inventory by most retail buyers.

If you can do a modification or short sale you might look at that as well.

Lot more buyers, less inventory, and according to title company contacts a lot more home owners getting approved for loan mods (taking future properties off the market for the short term anyway).