If you fail in your conduct or keep your entity in a safe and honorable manner your Esquire or Knights' assistant has little to defend you with as your defenses are weakened.

You will weaken your position if it looks like you're just willing to write off the extra cost.

I personally think we will see some weakening in the condo market to come mainly because there’s been some lowering rents, increased vacancies, and a no eviction order, which is hard to quantify what’s going to happen when that is lifted.

And DAPT, though weakened, does have benefits, such as reasonable costs and less IRS reporting disclosures.

So your LLC will have to be either created in Florida or foreign registered in Florida (but then you are paying two filing fee every year).It is true that the single member protection for LLC has been weakened since Olmstead vs FTC.

You can ask the seller to pay additional funds towards YOUR closing cost but that does weaken your offer as other investors or home owners bidding on the same property may not ask for the seller to contribute towards buyer's closing cost. 

I have heard that accepting partial payments in most states can weaken your eviction case if it comes to that.Would there ever be an instance to accept partial, given you give the tenant a receipt etc, indicating partial payment and balance due?

I don't know if cat pee is worse, but my manf. home had pee-saturated sub floor (so bad some parts later weakened & cracked.First coat of Kilz did wonders, 2nd coat completely sealed it (don't remember if it was oil or water based -- both are fantastic).

I'd love to write a long response as this is a topic of interest to me, but I'm short on time right now so I'll keep my thoughts brief.In general, the commercial sector is wrestling with the mess it's in due to property depreciation that has affected many states, declining business revenues, and borrowers who are often in a weakened financial state.To add to the problem, you have lenders who are dealing with fixing their balance sheets, trying to get rid of toxic assets, and in some cases, being watched/managed by the FDIC.When you factor in the billions of commercial paper that is coming due just this year alone, you have a real mess.However, banks seem to be more willing than before to take a haircut on a loan if they really want it off their books.

These aren't usually very long, though, and they weaken your offer.