Certainly depends on what the violation might be too and the circumstances.

This means they've already made that mental jump to being able to imagine what a completed product would look like, and can often look past the stuff that is incomplete.Those are the two circumstances I *might* let a buyer through before completion.

There is no distinction, those are the same thing. 1.

I would not consider payments made late under those circumstances against her.

At least that's what the Dekalb County judge did in my similar circumstance.

Some Dwelling Policies and Tenant Policies will have coverages for this circumstance.

Learn to identify the type of transaction that will be applicable to the property, to the needs of the seller, to the circumstances, when you can do that you can make a deal out of almost any property that is for sale.

I'm pretty conservative about risk, but might consider it if the circumstances were right.

Should I also be responsible for paying for a motel room or alternate housing given the circumstances?

Hi Brandon,Without knowing your exact circumstances I wouldn't be surprised if this is legit.