It depends what you signed, but otherwise,  because that realtor's marketing did NOT locate those buyers, it was in fact your marketing, there would be no "procuring cause" which is sort of the magic word for if a previous realtor's efforts are responsible for finding your buyer.However your contract may have some sort of stipulation that if you find a buyer within X time, she is entitled.

There are stipulations with that, but it’s a way to get you making a little money on your money while you save and study.

The lease stipulates no visitor can stay more than 48 hours without being added to the lease.

.)-- We have $80-100K in equity on our own home, but the stipulation on our last refi-mortgage (5 years ago?)

I'd stop the daycare activity and put stipulations in all agreements/leases that the unit is for residential use only.

Doesn't matter if your partner is the lord Jesus Christ , he needs to sign an operating agreement and contract stipulating any and all nuances involved in the deal.

Sometimes no matter what you do, pipes will freeze, but many policies do include a stipulation that you do your best to maintain heat or drain the system completely in order to have the water damage from a burst pipe covered.

I don't know your real estate laws in Georgia, but I cannot imagine that the seller controls what can or cannot be stipulated in a contract, or the contract that an buyer can use.

At that time, you will use an assignment form assigning the contract to the new buyer for your fee and stipulate that they are to place $15k of EMD into escrow that is non-refundable and to be passively released from escrow to you.

One problem I can see building this stipulation into a lease  in a duplex or triplex is... how do you decide which unit has to do the work?