I can't believe there is a signed contract with specific languages dictating behaviors of both sides - Buyer AND Seller, and yet Fannie Mae breaks their rules all the time, never met any of their deadlines, and suffers no consequences.

This makes me assume that should the Landlord not deliverpossession (you know 3 months is a long time, something can happen with the job or else) then legal actioncan be brought for damages.We would suffer monetary damages: we would have to move into a hotel (assuming we already gave our 30day notice) and then move again to another house.

when i initially read those first few comments I was like yeah I see the point, but then when i read Jay's comment about suffering vacancy over $25 a month... well that's only $300 in a year... not to mention there are costs that you incur even while the property is vacant.

That might also make it attractive to insurance providers who put up homeowners who suffered a loss.

So technically, both owners that suffered damage and the condo association should file claims. 

Solar power suffered from the same issue.  

Most places you purchase have suffered from some level of neglect and you MUST address that right away to really be successful.

Quote from @Steven Barr: @Dena Puliatti here's an actual quote: "...may be applied to the payment of accrued rent and the amount of damages that the landlord has suffered by reason of the tenant's noncompliance with Section 35-9A-301."

If it is something that naturally occurred over the course of time then SafeCo should have underwritten for this.Lastly and most directly, your additional listed property should not suffer due to the experience of another property.I hope this helps and please contact me should you need guidance in properly submitting the claim or prepping the carrier.

We established a NO pet policy many years ago and recently a tenant secured a Service dog because of a trauma she suffered.