When he gets plastered, see if he will sign off on your situation.Joking, though only half so.

We have our house rules mentioned in our listing, as well that the guests must sign a rental agreement also.Knock on wood, so far no issues.Mike

That’s usually a sign of being in a management-heavy neighborhood and at least in Buffalo, low opportunity for forced appreciation.

I backpacked in Nicaragua in the Fall of 2014 (it was amazing, needless to say) and I noticed that there were a lot of 'for sale' signs and banners in front of gorgeous single family houses and villas near the beach around Juan del Sur, where I was mostly staying.

There, I knew you could.Never sign anything or buy anything until you have physically inspected it yourself, and checked out the neighborhood, and (sez me) live in the area.

Occupied by Past Owner in one unit, the other unit is empty.I have hired a property Management company to complete eviction - Upon receiving Eviction notice, Past Owner / Tenant went to the Property Management office and insisted that she still owns the property, refused to sign a lease, and stated that she won’t pay rent for her own property.Property Management company stated that this will not be resolved without going in front of a judge and told me that it can be filed at the end of the month.How long with this process take?

So we agreed on a price, shook hands and signed some papers.

Other than the inspection report, there aren't a lot of reasons why buyers change their minds after submitting an offer.Since these are legally binding contracts, you could be opening yourself up to be liable for losing your hand money and even paying the full purchase price of the contract you sign.

I have had multiple tenants who have stayed 30 years+  I have a 24 year tenant who just signed a new extension. 

We have been waiting for him to sign the addendum of the price update and provide some documents for the title all this time.