I would imagine they wouldn't be too appreciated of that and would put up a fight although they signed a legal contract to sell for $x.I had actually put a nice lot under contract (I was going to close under my name as normal) from an owner that was doing a FSBO.

I’d like to fight this but it sounds like I have no recourse at this point.

Landlord saying he doesn't want to sell and he's fighting the buyer to back awayWhat is the average or reasonable buyout when landlord breaks the lease?

I found out on July 15 that my landlord policy in California on my single family rental home is being non-renewed and the last day of coverage is Aug 1.  The stated reason is that my independent agent is being cancell...

They are all very engaged and involved so I guess it all boils down to if you want passive invest in T-bills... if you want to earn better- get in the fight.  

These big beautiful bricks have been here since the early 1900’s and aren’t going to get toppled over by a single or distressed section 8 lady that has been previously stuck in a shelter or one who’s fighting for her and her children’s lives.

So... with that as a background... if you want to fight the "just value" of your property - you have to show how they have messed all that up - you can't just complain "My taxes are too high!"

If they choose to enforce it and someone argues I was only selling a contract, but they advertised the property it will likely not fare well for them to fight the law makers who enacted this law.There are ways around this.

We should fight it, to be honest.

There's lots of folks who feel like they've been gouged post Covid with rent increases of 10-20%/year and it will look like the politicians are fighting inflation.