Building codes stipulate 30 inches or so for a toilet.

Regardless, my guess is that if the contract doesn't stipulate otherwise, the $6000 goes to the buyer regardless of appraisal.

When you get your loan for your purchase you will designate your property as a primary residence, there will be language in that mortgage/deed of trust which will typically stipulate that designation and there are guidelines which allow you to move out and rent the property in the future without having to refinance.

Im finding that deals on condos in the area aren't bad at all but I suppose that is due to all the stipulations and HOA's governing.@ Ibrahim, Where would I go to check the database?

Maybe a lease stipulation will be that by canceling their credit card, they effectively cancel their lease, voluntarily?

Just list it as a stipulation in the purchase agreement?

There's nothing that stipulates if you do something against their 'rules' what exactly their remedy is, and whether or not there's options for any penalties such as the property owner association repairing the problem and billing you etc., and local authorities aren't authorized to do anything without a court order.

Are the stipulations from the previous lease now null and void?

But, if you're really concerned, you can always add a stipulation to the P&S Contract that says something like:"All parties acknowledge that the Buyer is an investor and intends to profit from the purchase and resale of this property."

The opposite is true as well, the system reads the credit profile and 1003 of the borrower and creates a standard set of stipulations that the loan office must collect and submit into underwriting in order to have the loan formally approved.4.