@Michelle CastanedaI have someone I can maybe refer you too.

Account Closed if you're referring to the changes that Gov.

The "extenuating circumstances" items in the contract refer more to natural disasters, severe weather, illness or death than they do to cold feet or market conditions.

The initial problems started in the bond market, but were caused in large part by regulators constantly referring to mortgage backed securities as "toxic assets".

So, converting to a duplex may also be an option.Ultimately, I can’t give you specific advice on your situation (or refer you to someone who’s more of an expert on zoning issues, if appropriate) without doing a full investigation of the zoning ordinances and zoning maps. 

With this being said, I still am looking for references for a local lawyer or service serving Cleveland's west side to review such forms prior to use.

@Omar Butler I am an Architect and like to refer a few Contractors to clients and friends.

“ You want to ask for license credentials, you need to have the insurance certificate sent to you by the insurance company, ask for three recent references and three current projects and make sure to visit the sites.

The tenant, even though he offered to waive the rights in his letter, he kept referring to the lease terms which say that he owes the rent only until a new tenant moves in.

I have a list of lenders that I refer to people.