Good morningWe have had an extenuating family circumstance and I need to cancel the sale of my property in Charlotte.This is a FSBO and I agreed to pay a portion of the buyers commission.I have already accepted an offer and recently notified the sellers agent of my intention.Am I legally able to cancel the sale?

Would it be wise to send them an email strongly indicating that its not okay to make late rent payments continuously and that the co-signer needs to step in during these kind of circumstances?

I make it clear that my policy is moderate (full refund prior to 5 days of arrival date), also that Airbnb has a no refund price, so that would mean no refunds under any circumstance if they book that.

While 25% appreciation in the last 5 years is good, truthfully, its not anything special considering the circumstances the last 5 years.

Typically this takes anywhere from 7-10 days dependent on the circumstances. 3.)

Termination Clause: If things don't work out, define the circumstances under which either party can terminate the contract.7.

Be comfortable with you and be open to other strategies.There are so many paths to REI and wealth, but there are also so many different individual circumstances that they cannot all fit into the same hole.

If anything goes wrong (with contractors, timing, with rehabbing due to unforeseen issues found along the way and etc.) 

I’ll start with one that was only doable under the special circumstances of the late 1970s early 80s.  

Well 1st off, its 100% irrelevant what it was sold for in 2022, I don't care if it sold for 25k, you do not know the circumstance.