The entire rear addition is unstable and needs to be removed/replaced  (about an 8-foot deep wood staircase with landings and entrances to each of the 4 units, plus extra space for ~60 SF per unit).

Pain in my rear...lol.

The city at first wanted a rear loading garage, and we designed the house with that criteria.

The tougher the probate the more likely it was I would hear from them.Plus there are lots of ways to touch base with them without being a pain in their rear but actually may help them.

The seller is a few months in the rears on his payments so we have offered to bring this current...

My wife is looking to put decal lettering on her rear window on her minivan.

Also, be able to stack a "good" amount of paper, card stock weight or 110lb, in the loading tray (preferably rear feed loader).I've spend hours looking and haven't found a printer yet.

It's off the subject but I've never seen a black man with long white eye lashes before.I asked if he knew who owned the rear building and he said he was the owner.

By the way, congrats on your success, don't let others tear you down.To reiterate what Jason stated, do unto others and the rest of them can kiss your rear.

By the way, sometimes agents happen to have their heads up their rear and their clients have no idea what is going on, so it can be helpful if escrow contacts the seller direct and informs them of the problem and that the buyer plans to take legal action if not resolved immediately.