Your realtor can advise you on the number of days you have but, if you can't agree on the remediation of the termites, then cancel or accept the damage and negotiate for a reduced price.Remember, the appraisal is the only report required for HUD, so whatever they say needs to be corrected, must be.

Usually a cloud can be remedied by either a Quiet Title Action or a Quit Claim Deed from the former owner.

Plus, if something is spelled out in the contract and it is "broken," we are not sure what the next step is to remedy the situation.The house is not trashed, but we recently had some tenants move out.

Actually Bryan, IMO, I would put it at about 1 in 20, 25 at best, where mistakes or just outright fraud was involved.When you consider that the lender has an obligation to seek remedies other than foreclosure, called collections, most banks won't answer inquiries, and trustees race to the courthouse steps to get paid a per centage of the sale, not an houly fee if payment mistakes are are cured.

The issue is that the other side of the duplex needs $9k (quote from 2 years ago, will be re-evaluated) to re-mediate a meth issue.

The fact that you know she has such conditions, means you will have a responsibility to remedy it.

Such as refusing to get permits to build decks, refusing to remediate mold the correct way and demanding your handyman to do it without making arrangement for protective gear.

There are so many tax advantages and other legal loopholes that even if we do get hit with increased taxes, we have ways to reduce or avoid them where the W-2 working class has little remedies.

Landlord pays utilies - that's an issue but could perhaps be remedied.

How much was the mold remediation fee?