Let things settle down. 

I have done both multiple times over the years but suing is usually when there is no other way to settle or they have tried to back out multiple times..... or i have put a ton of work into getting it zoned a certain way or land split approvals, etc....

I had to settle out of court because an injunction was placed against my house preventing the sale through another legitimate Agent.

We settled on a $4k credit.

There are several companies in Evansville that do a great job, so don't settle for sub-par performance.

I will request the SEC give us their opinion and that should settle the matter.

Maybe once the dust settles I'll take the plunge. 

You'll have a balloon at year 20 to settle up with him but if you make it that far the balloon will be insignificant vs. the rents and value of the property at that time.

You don't need to settle for just one, do BOTH! 

Texas law actively encourages parties to settle disagreements without resorting to the legal system, and numerous contracts and agreements have clauses requiring ADR in the event of a disagreement.