I take my business, my reputation and my ethics very serious and don't appreciate his accusations, joking or not.To everyone else, stay tuned until tomorrow (assuming there's progress), I will keep you posted on my conversation with the title company.

Everyone is aware of the problems, from sleeping in the elevator, to talking to children at the bus stop, to accusing various people of stealing his items, treating the garage area and many of the common areas as his sole property.

And I wouldn't be surprised if at-least subtle accusations rear themselves during the election cycle with regards to a particular candidate (I have a feeling we won't be hearing much, "You are who you keep company with" out of Conservative pundits this election cycle), but I don't see any major ramifications, as the general public likely won't understand how they've been affected or why it's important that stuff like this needs to stop.In my opinion, here's the real kicker of this scandal (so far):RBS (Royal Bank of Scotland) is getting fined $233M for their role in the scandal.

You may be accused of practicing real estate without a license.

It helps prevent accusations of theft or personal harm.  

Since that will one day lead to discrimination or accusations of it. 

My strategy is “Buy-and-Hold” for long term.Here is my dilemma: On 8/11, there was news about “Corinth man accused of shooting at Dallas firefighters, police” (http://www.dallasnews.com/news/crime/headlines/20140811-police-man-shot-at-officials-at-fire-in-far-north-dallas.ece) , the man has lived across the home, which we are considering on same street.

I could see a seller going to court carrying this contract and accusing you of misleading them about intent to purchase, and getting a judgement for the value of the property plus costs.

- Although the price is fair and the seller is of sound mind, I'm concerned about any predatory accusations (if that makes sense)?

My point was, illegal act could be double parking in front of the property, having a non-cooking fire for the kids camp out in the back yard, or getting a ticket for an inoperable vehicle in the front yard without tags....these misdemeanors are probably not going to hit the felony level, but even so, until there is a final determination of the matter the tenant is only accused of, not guilty of.