The Seller needs to have a clear resolution. 

I suspect when you look back you will find you did the same.If you got an inspection on the property you may want to reach out to the inspector if anything was obvious but I don't think you will get any help there.You could also try to get an attorney to send a certified letter saying you are considering legal action if you can't come to a resolution but any additional fees may not be worth it.If I were in your shoes I would remedy the safety issues (electrical, plumbing, etc) with licensed contractors making them pull permits, consider this a lesson learned, and move on. 

Hope it's simple title resolution. 

I highly doubt OPEC cutting production is nothing more than a short term resolution - if they even stick to it (many of those countries rely on oil & gas for most of their $$$).

Provided real world tips & resolutions to real problems that investors would face.. something that the average BP user would get something from.  

Our meticulously documented service calls and resolution proved very useful in the argument with wild emotion.When the Sheriff finally did the eviction we had not see any rent for 6 months in total.

I focus primarily with post foreclosure lien resolutions and they can get pretty hairy.

If it's the latter, then why wouldn't you just do an amendment of the operating agreement (which is private), perhaps combined with a resolution and an agreement to transfer your interest?

If he for some reason has a deductible or fee to pay the insurance provider for the claim, offer to split it (assuming it's reasonable) upon successful settlement and resolution.  

My New Years resolution is to stay on top of tenants lease end date and enforce signing new leases as opposed to going month to month.