They will not refund your money and will allege that you made threatening claims against their company.

Some common disputes I see are concerning the landlord failing to do his or her duties under the lease (e.g. make repairs); slip and falls by a tenant or a guest of the tenant; injuries caused by landlord's failure to properly exercise his or her duties; environmental issues at the property (typically commercial, e.g. alleged that an underground oil tank started leaking causing damage to business); disputes over the security deposit; illegal clauses in a lease; failure to reimburse the tenant for a repair he or she made; Entering a tenant's property illegally; failing to disclose environmental issues such as lead paint; or trying to evict the tenant illegally.

Hi,We have an alleged encroachment that we suspect is over 20 years old on a property we are trying to sell/close on here very quickly in the Denver metro area.

@Vincent Donato how will all the "dry or dated" issues affect your alleged current value?

You send it back along with a check for the purchase price and they allegedly go Deed it over to you after receiving the check.

:-DHe allegedly has a “secret sauce.”I want to know how he persuades a seller to accept a 2.75 percent note.

Tell the tenant that his opinion carries zero weight, so he must submit proof from an ACCEPTABLE expert to support his alleged foundation issue.Until then, he will be held liable for the terms of his lease, to the fullest extent of the law.

I don’t think the original post describes a process that the alleged individual understands the potential consequences of, if that is in fact what they are teaching.

They pop up here every few months, never to be seen again.3) Why aren't landlords tripping over each other to get these so-called wonderful tenants at these alleged higher than market rates?

If you're paying cash, then it's up to you....I just bought a house allegedly in a 'flood-zone'.