The Department of Justice and NAR have also entered into an antitrust settlement that states you can not advertise your services as free.

Quote from @Joshua Ocean: Two things to consider: justice and reality.Justice would be taking them to court, garnishing their wages, and getting everything you are owed.Reality is spending money on court, not collecting a dime, and you walk away with less money and more frustration.You can't get blood from a turnip.

I don’t recall a Uniform Code of Military Justice violation or military regulation a CO could use to force a member to clean their off base residence…other than scare tactics.

It's still a good deal even at the higher purchase price and I'll leave the rest up to karmic justice and pray blessings on both the buyer and seller.

I have taken videos trying to show the same thing at one of my cabins and they just don't do the steepness justice.

I really have issues with vexatious litigants clogging up our courts over pettiness when there are real victims waiting in some cases years to get justice because the courts are too busy handling claims that have no merit only filed because of greed.   

My son is graduating CSU with a Criminal Justice degree and is applying to the Colorado Springs Police Department and our lender said he could count his years in college as years of employment because his degree is the same as his career field. 

You should consider one of the thousands of rental markets across the country where justice still applies.

@Tim Chapman, No Tennessee justice here in California, but I appreciate the sentiment.  

The outside is in good shape, but these pics do way too much justice, the ceiling has to be ripped out and they’re talking about using the old style ceiling that is above the current ceiling which is fine if it’s in good shape but we don’t know.