It's "he said, she said", and I would not count on the Sellers coming to court to defend you, and even if they do, judges often side with the "consumer" vs. the business, in this case, the tenant. 

While I might have done it once or twice in the past inadvertently, I don't think it's fair or appropriate for me to make any comments about specific developers when they're not there to defend themselves if need be.I offered to help you with that and so I will do it but by private message if you don't mind.

This includes filing all the proper documents such as affidavits of service, civil cover sheet, notice to defend, praecipes, etc. 

And thank you for your service, defending our great country.I hope what stands out for young readers is that you worked very hard and took action. 

It's not worth the hassle to defend yourself if they question an invoice from you, where they may not from a contractor.Also, you may instead want to look at enzyme based concrete treatments over paint.

If I wanted to read a bunch of people, who have put next to no thought into a given area, treat every issue as if there are only two sides and defend their position to the death at the expense of reason, I’d go to the YouTube comments section.

@Bill Gulleyhttps://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/93/topics/436...The attorney sent his original to the defendant and myself to make sure his facts are correct.

Using Trusts builds a strong, high wall to defend against an attacking litigation attorney.

Good job Champion!

You are basically introducing an emotional clause in a contract, which will be very hard to defend in court.