Well, bad news. I might have to sell my car to buy a house. This all depends on the FHA appraiser. The lawyer for the home owner sent me an email and a modification to the contract that states they are not willing to repair any deficiency's that the FHA appraiser finds. The house we are buying was built in 1888 and is a Victorian Farm House. I inspected it myself as I am a certified REAC inspector. I saw a few things that could be a problem, but the home owner said she would have those fixed, but other than those repairs the lawyer said that she wouldn't fix anything else. So,.it would be up to me to have any additional repairs completed by me or we would have to cancel the contract if I can't do the repairs. We have already put out a substantial amount of money to make this work and I can't afford any more. If it fails for anything from FHA, I would have to sell my car to have the repairs done. I'm not jumping to any conclusions as of yet, but that is the only way I can come with more funds if needed. I don't want to deplete my savings. After the FHA inspector comes out, I'm hoping the home owner will work with me. I don't want to sell my car.
