I would still get a large percentage of renters that would misunderstand what I told them or forget it The minute they walk out the door.I currently have all renters electronically sign the rental agreement but I include a cover page with six short clauses they are required to initial indicating they have read and understood each one.

If so, you may have the basis for a lawsuit against their brokerage.I don't know why people like to sue for their own misunderstanding and/or blaming the realtor.

Based on your post, I think this is the most likely culprit for your misunderstanding of how real estate taxes work.

It could have all been a misunderstanding - no clue.

I can't tell you how many times agents would conveniently misunderstand my parameters  on the policy(s) to give their self a leg up on the final numberGood luck

Trying to learn some more about it as there seems to be alot of misunderstanding about it.

I’m probably misunderstanding this, can someone explain?

Insurance also doesn’t protect you from misunderstandings, especially those made in writing and email.

Being upfront like that should eliminate any surprise or misunderstanding about the whole inspection.

The fideicomiso is valid for 50 years and renewable.Why many people misunderstand and therefore have issues with the fideicomiso, it's actually a plus, as it provides "free" asset protection because it's the name of the bank that's on the title.It's noteworthy that, if ever the bank you chose to do the fideicomiso was was filing for bankruptcy, your property will fall out of the bankruptcy and you're therefore protected against that risk.