High interest rates of the early 80s and Savings and Loan crisis which spawned resolution trust .  2.  1989 regional to mainly CA  was earth quake and war    3. 1999 Dot com bubble which hit N.

So you could test for mold if you are not past the resolution date and ask for allowances with your finds for repair cost line them back to back if you have still have time.  

Does anyone have a similar story and accompanying resolution?  

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It sounds like a decent resolution, good luck.

Might be able to agree to a resolution between the parties, but if not, I would get it document with the authorities. 

The $10k credit/occupancy permit was an "inspection notice resolution" which someone said acts to keep the contract current, and show a contract continium. 

I got an attorney familiar with the condo, it's HOA, and was advised to get a board resolution to cement the fact I got the approval.

as mentioned above there should be boiler plate mandatory mediation for these circumstances.. but as long as U dont sign the release the money just sits in title company account.. after some time with no resolution  ( At least in OR and WA which usually is very close to CA) money is then interpleaded to the courts for disposition then you both lawyer up.. these rarely go that far as lawyer fee's exceed the amount your arguing about.but splitting the baby in some manner is for sure a very common outcome if you dont want the drama.

That new holding LLC buys the up leg property.Based on some research, it appears that we can easily do this by drafting a resolution for our LLC outlining our plan.