In theory, you could still possibly sue the Seller and gum up the works for awhile.  

@Will Little you can chew gum and walk at the same time. 

He started gumming up the works with when it came to leases and drilling for oil on government lands and just basically made it restricted to supply and the ability of the gas and the oil companies to extract the stuff out of the ground that...

In first case the tenant moved out and there were gums on the carpet and drawings on the walls.

You want people that can follow rules and chew gum at the same time.

I had a shower at my house that had 4" tiles and when I remodeled the bathroom the tiles were directly mastic to regular 1/2" painted drywall.

Ever since I was in middle school I've been the kid trying to establish a business in one way or another, whether it was selling gums to classmates or building up a lawn care business.

Now that I have a deal that is stretching my equity limits I wish I had stopped chewing gum and paid attention.Looking for any intel on possibilities of using equity in a Profit Sharing KEOGH toward money down on a conventional bank loan.Thank you in advance for your time.

I was currently looking into mastic bordering center moriches which has some cheaper properties that need some work, but I'm sceptical about whether I would be able to sell the property as mastic isn't the best area on the island.

I'm an islander as well was thinking of looking into the Mastic, Shirley area.