We just had a local case settled where one of the allegations was FRAUD BY INDUCEMENT.Here are the problems you may face:1. you may need to lie to the seller.

I have defended a landlord against a tenant rent escrow (duplex tenant) seeking a large settlement due to no access a garage, but allegedly paying for electric utilities for the garage. 

, have millions of dollars in OPM sitting on the sidelines, AND your own grandma allegedly made "7 figures"...in real estate...me thinks you should be the one telling us what to do.  

Tenant solely liable for any accident due or alleged to be due to the condition of the sidewalks, steps, or common areas of the premise.Q.

If it should ever trigger or allege to trigger the DOS, a good attorney and a $200 letter to the lender solves the problem. 

They'll charge you $1500 to spray the area with what amounts to nothing more than a water/bleach blend.The fact that they can't point to a specific source of the alleged mold, and that the inspections haven't shown any evidence of mold, tells me your tenants are jerking you around.Having said that, there are legitimate cases where mold is a problem.

A low-flow shower head will allegedly cut water use in half...but only for the shower.

The Stambovskys were not exactly thrilled to learn about the alleged haunting of their new home and attempted to back out of the sale.

Many in "wholesaling" believe they are not providing consulting services but it only takes one to allege that you are and if you are having to defend that allegation, you're already on the losing end of the battle.

If they are bad tenants, boot them, otherwise wait till renewal time and don't renew. if you get weird about it they will know, and you'll get 'ALLEGEDLY" murdered as well.