Buyer may, at his expense, have inspections made of said items by licensed persons dealing in the repair and maintenance thereof, and shall report in writing to Seller such items as found not in working condition prior to taking possession thereof, or six days prior to closing, whichever is first.

Well @Keith Belzner  the thing with yellow letters, postcards, whichever, it doesn't matter too much about the details of the message.

For example, whichever guru came up with the idea to create Freedomsoft.

By his/her signature herein below, Seller specifically agrees to the provision stated in this paragraph: (1) Buyer may cancel this Agreement, (2) Buyer may insist upon the specific performance of the Seller under this Agreement, or (3) Buyer shall be entitled to receive from Seller a total sum of $50,000 or 25 percent of the contractual price, whichever one is greater.INSPECTION OF PROPERTY: Buyer shall have until the close of escrow to complete all Buyer investigations of the Property, approve all disclosures, and other applicable information, which Buyer receives from Seller and/or persons hired to inspect property on behalf of Buyer; and approve all matters affecting the Property, including but not limited to, the marketability of the property in order to determine the usability and feasibility of the Property.

I called US bank and they claim that they do not hold the mortgage, but they did file the lis pendis on that date, on behave of chase bank, for whom they service the loan. i called the attorneys who filed the lis pendis, and i had my attorney call them. all they would give her for information is that the case is closed. since the april 2013 filing, ( which case is now closed), there has been absolutely NO further action on this house in any court, nor have any property taxes been paid. my feeling is that this mortgage lien has been written off by whichever bank holds the mortgage, but no release of lien has been filed within the county courts regarding the matter.can anyone tell me what is going on with this house?

Choose which ever works best for you.

Good luck to you whichever route you chose, but man I'm afraid for you in the path you're currently headed down.

In New Hampshire, a landlord who owns more than six units can ask for no more than one month's rent or $100, whichever is larger, as a security deposit.

Here in WV the Landlord has to notify tenant within 30 or 60 days (which ever the lease states) How much of the deposit is being returned and an itemized list of what was deducted from it.You should have saved yourself $600.

They have one year after receipt of that letter, or 3 years after the tax auction (whichever is longer) to redeem.