When we have options to renew in leases we generally use the language "market value" so there is also that option. 

What does the lease language say about early termination? 

I'm basically saying the city doesn't have the personnel to go after anyone unless there's a complaint, then when they do they're citing a statute that flatly doesn't say 7 days is the minimum unless you ignore (they do) the fact that language only appears once in the code which is in the definition of a hotel in neighborhood limits. 

I have questions into them on whether they would cover it if the commercial policy denies it.Here's the exact language of the exclusion - "This insurance does not apply to animals "bodily injury" or "property damage" arising out of the ownership, use, loading or unloading, handling, or demonstration of domestic or wild animals, including but not limited to dogs. 

You say your not "mad" at us but using strong language like "preying" on new investors is inaccurate. 

If they fail or refuse, then I keep the Holding Fee and the property goes back on the market.Be careful with your language.

They may push but back down depending on the language in the contract.

Hoping you may also have experience with large language model as well.

It has not happened, but it could.We added lease language to say a cash security deposit must be on file or a security deposit policy in effect, or we can terminate the lease.

There is no language in a purchase contract that gives the seller rights to ANY inspection report paid for by the borrower and/or required by a lender.