Hey, now you can find out what they did with all of that toxic Chinese sheetrock.I'd be really leery of buying something like a house dependent on Chinese QA since it'll be your a$$ on the line.

I am NOT a realtor and I found it was not easy to find a realtor who can speak my language.

It's just a regular purchase and sale agreement with "and or assign" language and a marketing clause.

that makes a huge difference most of the PPM's I see have clear language that says its risky and you can lose all your money.. 

@Sheri Rolfe, generally speaking unless the buyer has violated the terms of the contract in a way that allows you to terminate it or unless there is specific language allowing you to terminate it then no you should not be able to.

But the language they used is “ The current tenant leaves on 7/31 so closing can happen on 8/7 or later…” I prefer to close towards the end of August so I can get inspections and then appraisal in that order.” 

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@Zhihan Wan What sort of lease language do you think places responsibility on the tenant?

They may even stop  paying rent.Follow your lease's renewal language and wait until you have to legally tell them.

I don't think I should have to run business ducking lender payments and using sneaky language.