I tend to disagree with the lawyer in that saying something is "Wood ROT" when it is an active infestation and just replacing the wood to me whether it is intended or not is "fraudulent concealment".Also they could claim you misrepresented and "adverse material fact" with the property.There is also another sticky part to this in that your wife is a licensed broker.The buyer could file a complaint with the state real estate commission.They will investigate and could sanction or suspend her license.This thing could turn into a HUGE MESS.You could tell the buyer you won't pay for anything and see how they respond.They could then sue you.

They know that and they sign that they agree.However, if you have an apartment building, it is always the landlord's responsibility to control infestations.

If you have an interior flee infestation in a rehab, rental or your own home, the green way to remove the problem is to get a large bowl of water with soapy suds, place it on the floor in a room (the infested room) and plug in a nightlight above the water bowl.

I feel like giving her some grief for the years of pain she has caused me, legal fees, bed bug infestation etc. yet the other side of me feels as a landlord I should be fair.any suggestions?

Our prisons wouldn’t be costing us $50,000 a cell for all the drug infested losers in our prisons.12.

It's funny how we have investors buying in our town which is gang-infested and will probably drop another 20% before all is said and done, based on the crash of the 90s.

Then there is Vista, beautiful area which is gang infested with DUIs all over the place.

The only way to get rid of an infestation is to assassinate the queen.

Is it in a gang infested slum?

I felt I did my due diligence, by hiring people to go look at it for me, and guess what, it turned out to be termite infested.