Stipulate the change order percentage, with receipts and payroll hours, etc.

After working with lending home for a couple weeks, they started to require an obscene amount of paperwork and had a lot more stipulations than they led on, so I started shopping for other options.

Do you have any stipulations on sub-leasing in your rental lease?

However, as is my understanding, it is the new buyer who is being overly aggressive in the situation in terms of stipulating that this encroachment agreement is no longer valid.

I do know, for a fact, that they allow you to take a loan out against the PST, however, I'm not quite sure the stipulations of it aside from you can only take a percentage of the overall value, and, you have to be 100% vested.Thanks again.

If there is a warranty there are stipulations on both sides, remember that.

I'm not sure if location or how long the loan would need to be seasoned, if at all...but in theory this would allow you to continue to acquire multifamily properties and the only stipulation would be that you have to move every 6-12 months to satisfy the "owner-occupant" requirement.

Essentially, a “subject-to” contract is a purchase contract that includes a clause stating that the home sale is dependent on the buyer or seller meeting a certain stipulation.

If your offer is full of stipulations and contingencies, a seller may not care if you offer the highest price because they see you as the least probable to close. 

NAR/CAR ethics stipulate 'Seller is Agent' disclosure in writing on the MLS etc at time of listing because even if Seller is not the Listing Agent, licensed seller/owner may expect and/or receive compensation (ie, gift, referral fee, portion of listing agent's compensation, etc).Thus licensed seller is inherently not strictly limited to being a principal in the transaction, so would have had to disclose seller is licensed agent.