Where is the justice for the seller.

Convince the Bank why they should take the offer17. etc....Truly, if they can do that and save $1,000, and that is their business model, then cool.It is truly a matter of value, not justice or fairness.

That's like asking prisoners to comment on the criminal justice system!

Tried college have my A.S. in Administration of Justice need to transfer for my B.S. which keeps going up in cost.

It is always my preferred course and usually what I advise but in this case he probably has enough on his plate without also learning the process of bringing what I label as criminals to justice.

Well, I may not be a lawyer or have a background in criminal justice but I would certainly file a police report at the very least.

Following the lease agreement they have is right, and you know that being a licensed agent.Cash for keys might work, or it might just make it harder since they will imevitably ask for the cash up front for moving costs, then stay anyway if they know you arent local so you would have to go through the hassle of an eviction while they stay for free.check their names in the county justice court website for their eviction histort to make a good estimation on what their reaction would be.

If they can then the other is just icing for the bank, no matter how much/little they can afford.

There is absolutely no “justice” or reason for a $35,000 fine.

Sometimes I feel like there is no justice to the sellers.