This can help avoid misunderstandings and disputes down the road.It's generally a good idea to be upfront with prospective tenants about any limitations or restrictions on the property, such as access to certain areas or amenities.

Maybe I'm misunderstanding the discussion:Sounds like simultaneous closings.

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

I agree with Jackie, unless we both misunderstand your post.

Quite often they will have lots of them because agents always need to take courses to maintain their professional standing.I think most states' contracts run to abotu 8 pages or so, as every time someone sues about something the contracts get longer in order to try to prevent that misunderstanding from happening in the future.

I think there is some misunderstanding.

Hi,I think there is a misunderstanding here.

Daryl, I think you are misunderstanding me to some extent.Do not ask the agent, or the inspector that you would take with you to look at the property.

or did I misunderstand that?

Am I misunderstanding what this means?