I'm assuming the seller of the replacement property will require a good faith deposit.

The bond shall be conditioned upon the faithful compliance of the landlord with the provisions of this section and shall run to the Governor for the benefit of any tenant injured by the landlord's violation of the provisions of this section.

You don't have enough faith in your title company assuming that they missed anything just because they didn't mention it, they probably did thier job and are ready, willing and able to cover any liens shown of public record to the date of examination!

In late 2005 when I finally took that leap of faith I failed.

The electrician acted in good faith with a person you hired to represent you, it's not his problem to get approval and call you or even know who you are.

Next, if there are liens and a note holder threatens foreclosure (which is a legal action) and negotiates with junior lien holders saying they will foreclose, that negotiation is not in good faith under a threat.

I guess it removes he from my small minded surroundings to increase my capacity of faith, heck if these cats can do it, so can I.Stay true to ur dream always Cliff!

Yea I definitely would not put faith in my estimate.

All you have to do is mix it with planning, faith, action, work, and vision.

Chris,Congratulations on taking the leap of faith.