In your contract/leases have you noted the right to have interior inspection?  

Bottomline is that you are unlikely to "win" a suit against the city and even if you did, the legal costs would be very high.

If you need financial help, ask under the "Finance, Tax, and Legal" forum.

When you put it on the market, were you getting under contract then the buyer would back out after inspections?

I wouldn't want to get under contract without a preliminary nob from the lender in a situation where you can't get your EM back.

@Joe Freehold due to legal issues, not aware of anyone offering this anymore.

I noticed one property where it seems that someone got a single mortgage with a legal description containing several properties.

You most certainly dont have a legal right to try to charge them a 6 month penalty.

If an agent can negotiate a wholesaling contract; they can certainly negotiate their commission.

The Sponsor needing 5 mil for project in addition to the common equity raise, will be in a preferred equity position ahead of common equity and of course behind the Lender with apparently no legal recourse to foreclose property.