Fellow cyclist here although I don't ride a whole lot. 100-125 miles a week. 2x dk finisher beat the sun awards.

The judge, being angry at me for being late, awarded the tenant $1000 plus court costs.  

Forget it, the judge won't award you money for your time.

Some courts limit the amount that they will award for late fees to a certain amount. 

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Absent some very unique circumstances no court is going to award this form of equitable relief because there is always an adequate remedy at law -- contract damages.

It’ll cost more in legal fees which will probably get awarded to you but if the seller has no money and they are upside down on the house you likely won’t collect.

Do you think academy award winning actors just wing it as to sound more natural?

HOWEVER, SF usually around here with either ignore the appraisal award and force you to file suit to enforce it at a heavy legal cost, OR they'll gut it and say certain items aren't covered which is garbage.If the insurer is refusing to properly inspect a loss or adjust it, I usually go the DOI route first.

Syndicators, or any other group, with a track record of closing on the deals they are awarded often win deals at lower prices than unproven groups.TERMS MATTER - again to compare to single family homes: if you waive inspection contingencies or appraisal contingencies.