As it stands, I would expect a potential buyer to ask for a fence allowance on the sale and it makes the whole house look shoddy.I haven't paid him yet and I'm going to try to work something out with him but I feel like I can't be as assertive and demanding with him since he is a tenant.  

And everyone on BP is going to assert that they could get better than a 6% return.

So far your earlier assertion has checked out in my research.

Practically speaking, you might check your disclosure rules, now that you have an internet record asserting that you believe the house is haunted.

We have to be prepared when those laws assert themselves, despite our denials.

Based on your assertion are you suggesting "asking me what he should do" communicating with me, should not have been done?  

But, what also happens is that unknowing buyers are later informed of the issues and they decide to assert rights of equity and play to their advantage of being the victim.

It seems like they are not that assertive with your property and these issues (in most instances) can easily be corrected.Maybe find your own people to make repairs or do unit turns if you want this sped up. 

Closed Dec 31, 2014Yes, damage during the most recent earthquake.I received a letter saying they want to go to arbitration with the assertion that I had not disclosed material information.

Demetrius' entire argument about the evilness of realtors hinged on his assertion that: Originally posted by Demetrius: If the seller wants to list too low, the agent pulls out figures to talk them into asking for a higher price While that may be Demetrius' opinion, the facts indicate otherwise...