The only potential harm I see in sending an email is it could wind up on a spammers list but your email already is on hundreds of spammers lists.

never experience this, however my thought would be... if Medical marijuana is a "legal" substance then it would be consider the same as other medication drug. 

I don't think I would spend $8000 fighting this seemingly substance-less prohibition.

However I totally agree with you.. this scheme simply should not be used by anyone who does not have SIGNIFICANT CASH reserves... the chance of harming the seller and their credit is huge and especially in a state like Texas were a bank can and WILL get a deficiency judgment on a foreclosure.

Instead of suing to honor the contract I simply took him to small claims which was 7500... laid it out to the judge that we were harmed as we spend a lot of time and money putting these contracts together .. and re ruled on the bench seller of timber walk over hands me a 7500 dollar check ( he not happy) and off we go.. so there is some strength in contract.. and if you spent thousands on marketing direct mail etc.. you maybe could make this claim...

Sydni has great advice and getting a lawyer would do nothing but harm your case.  

Although there is household mold in every home, you should know what types of mold you have and at what levels to make sure there are no harmful mold spores present.

it looks good at first, but super lower roi then expected...The 1% rule is bull&*$# and it's doing more harm than good for those of you applying it.

I don't know if I have a case if I hire a lawyer but it seems so extreme to me to put someone out of their home (over Christmas no less) over a construction delay that was not in my or her control and not harming anyone, and now its in their power to draw this out as long as they want.

Take pictures and post it, no harm in saying it will be available in March!