D asked to have it deleted: requires me to pay to the broker 6% of purchase price if Seller agrees to sell, or transfers the title of all or any portion of the Premises to any governmental entity resulting from an actual, claimed or threatened taking of all or part of the Premises by the governmental entity pursuant to its power of eminent domain;(that's not even on the listing agreement of another co, but the other4 are...)Section E modified to read: Section E Now reads: Seller shall pay to the Listing Broker 6% of final sales price ifDuring the term or Extended Term of this Agreement, a sale of the premises to a qualified buyer is prevented by Seller, (modification follows) unless the Seller dies or becomes incapacitated as determined by her primary Care physician.She has in the extension that I will sign a 3 month extension.

So you are right she is not a victim but she was victimized by being placed in a circumstance that prevented her from doing what she had a history of doing and that is paying her bills.I kind of agree with you here, but the problem is who is responsible for stepping in and preventing her from conducting her personal financial affairs as she sees fit?

They left some grease and urine stains that was able to remove but cost me money.

I only meant it in reference to the MLS so not to prevent other offers from coming in.However, I do not have the homeowner sign two binding contracts.

Most countries/states have regulations in place that prevent mass messaging unless it's on an opt-in only basis with a clear method of unsubscribing from further communications.

For some reason I picture them in food stained wife beater shirts, a case of Budweiser in the trunk, and their plans written on a napkin....

That said, I do hope that he and Bush can work together to prevent an echo of what happened during the transition period just before the Depression.

You may need to put the electrical circuits on timers to prevent late night usage and noise complaints.

Even though they have $50,000 equity, in order to prevent foreclosure and get a quick sale they would be willing to sell for a whole lot less than the true value of the house.

If I had just sold the lot and taken profits I'd have made at least $30,000 and I'd have been able to focus on the job I was doing for the developer which would have meant at least another $30,000 in commissions.Lessons learned: Do what you know, if you want to do something new, start on a small scale that will prevent you from losing your *** if you make mistakes, because you will make mistakes.