As a last resort, you can compromise...tell them you will split the replacement costs...or even tell your agent to reduce their commission to cover the costs ;) 

I pay taxes to:6% State of Florida (Sales Tax) $50/year 5% Tourist Development Tax (Okaloosa County Tourist Development District) $17.50/yearThis is why there are 24 returns per year: 2 returns filed per month (one for the state and one for the county.)We also have to pay a Florida Resort Dwelling application fee each year ($90/year).You have to register with each entity...it does not happen during closing on the purchase of the property.

J Scott replied to my first post :) ThanksRenting would probably be a last resort.

I can do it, but that would a last resort.(2) Most of the historic houses that are reasonably priced are in the less than desirable areas.

Do not reward this defIant behavior and offer cash for keys , that is a hail Mary last resort . iN the sprirIt of tryIng to save money In an evIctIon , I’d make one last phone call to the tenant and explain that you are going to march down to the magistrates office and throw them out unless the animal is gone by the following day .

Looking for advice on canceling or possibly selling my parents timeshare (Diamond Resorts Timeshare).

As you can see, resorting to self help before consulting an attorney on this matter could cause a number of different adverse consequences for you.Hope this helps!

Only do that if it is your last resort and I would just pull the parts you like off the TREC form.You can use the TREC 20-14 for both purchasing from a homeowner and selling to an investor.

Hi,I currently have an offer on a property in CA near a Ski resort.  

This was commercial and it was a bar, but they had to close the pool, they lasted about another year and it was closed, so in that environment, insurance was probably the demise of the business.Another commercial property has a pool and insurance is a bit of an issue but not much, it's an indoor pool and used for diving lessons with constant supervision, not an issue really.Motels and resorts get significantly hit on insurance for pools, some close the outdoor pools, many are not 8' anymore, like 6 or 4'.