You can't make this stuff up.Wow - that is really gross negligence on your part.

It's obvioiusly just a personal choice where DBA vs not DBA is relatively negligible.

The look for negligence and deep pockets.

Not reporting water dripping from the ceiling would be negligence.

Gross negligence is an area where one may become liable to others for damages.

The lawyer read our covenants and clarified that damage to the ceiling would only be covered by the HOA if the HOA was negligent in repairing the leak.

Not deliberately or negligently destroy, deface, damage, impair, or remove any part of the premises or knowingly permit any person to do so;h.)

He was a nice guy and I wouldn't let 9k let the deal slip away from meI put in $0 in improvements as the home is only 4 years old and amazing in every way I could ever want.But I did invest 170K plus CC and own 20%I ended up renting it out for $4600 to an exec at a large corp in the area with a 3 year lease (great for me as I may want to move there in 7-10 years) , my PITI payment is around $3750.So after some other minor expenses, I'm cash positive but my ROI will be low and slow and instead of appreciation being icing on the cake, it's really the cake, period.What should I do different if buying a SFH again, Ive learned about the 2%, 50% and 70% rule too late, but it doesn't change how much I love the house which I will eventually move into.FWIW, my income is such that 1K or so in cash flow a month is negligible and but 3K-8K more per month when I retire will be great.

If the listing broker only and the buyers said earnest money is coming and the listing broker told seller it was there and never came there could be possible negligence.

Now, if this grade was only encompassing the landlords grade on negligence, slum lording, etc, then you should be operating with an A.