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We live in a condo complex, and our unit is in escrow. The lender just rejected the buyer's loan (a buyer who is "more than qualified" <em>in the lender's own words</em>) because they say our HOA doesn't carry enough hazard insurance. Has anyone else heard of this happening?

We're currently in escrow on our house. Just got the disclosure forms. We have to disclose that we live in a condo. As if the <em>common walls</em> weren't a tip-off. This is why we're in this mess--regulation in place of common sense and critical thinking. EDIT: I should clarify...

We have our house on the market in Newport Coast. It's not a distressed sale. We're trying to sell because we want to move out of state. We bought in 2002, so even in this market, we're going to make a profit. Today I heard of a potential offer, but they wanted to know if we'd be open to...

This property is on the same street as my in-laws: http://www.redfin.com/CA/San-Clemente/553-Avenida-Buenos-Aires-92672/home/499533 It's been on Redfin for 77 days, but I know it's been on the market for longer than that. They're asking $1,799,999 for it. The listing indicates that...

We live in a townhome in Newport Coast. We bought in 2002, and at the time we put 10% down and insisted on a 30-year fixed-rate loan. In 2005, we refinanced and took out a very small amount of equity to pay some medical bills. Again, we insisted on a 30-year fixed-rate loan, and we actually...