Thanks for your insight and keeping my hopes high for a resolution.

We dont want to put money up to go through legal steps if it will end up in same resolution of not getting the house. 

Hi Joshua, similar to how tenants and landlords can file disputes with the Residential Tenancy Branch, strata owners can file disputes with The Civil Resolution Tribunal (CRT) for certain strata matters.

The condition we typically use allows for a concession of 3-months scheduled rent if a unit becomes vacant between the acceptance of our offer and Close.That said, when you collect estoppels during diligence, most "irregularities" between information supplied by the Vendor and the tenants' views will be exposed and you can simply negotiate a resolution at that time.

Good thing is I didn't put down earnest money because instead of a contract, the city gave me "resolution", approval on my offer although I have expenses such as attorney and title report fees.

NOTE: The signatures of the parties above apply only to the agreement of the parties to alternate dispute resolution initiated by the contractor.

Here are few basics : % of ownershipsDispute resolution, etcDeath/Disability of a partnerProfit/Loss allocation and capital contributionI would recommend consulting a good attorney to get a list of things that you and your buddy need to discuss and have a framework to draft an operating agreement.

The POS guests doesn't reply to my request for about %50 of the damages so it went to resolution.

And of course if you DO have a survey undertaken, the fence/boundary issue will come up, the lender will be made aware of it, and they may not clear you to close without a resolution of the matter.Hope this helps.

The ORW is Objections, Resolutions, and Waivers document.