They interpret VERIFY to mean ask politely if the information they submitted is what they intended to submit.Just because people and politicians want the CRAs to be arbitrators of what is factually correct, it just won't ever happen.

Sometimes it is important to note this.I'm not aware of all of the details in another case, but essentially the property is tied up and the buyer can not do anything with the property while a clause is arbitrated that essentially allowed the seller to consider other buyers.

However, one thing an attorney told me a long time ago, is that when a Judge or arbitrator reviews a contract they will always favor the party that did not write the contract in areas that are not crystal clear.  

The foregoing does not apply to the prohibition against class or representative actions that is part of the arbitration clause; if that prohibition is found to be unenforceable, the arbitration clause (but only the arbitration clause) shall be null and void.

For me as a lender, if you used every avenue , you can get an adverse action letter and that world stand up in arbitration, if there is a clause for that in Florida.

If there is a dispute , there is arbitration , ( in the contract ) and in Maryland there is the Md Home improvement commission.  

Took us to arbitration and somehow managed to win anyway..?!

Arbitration In the event a dispute shall arise between the parties to this agreement, it is hereby agreed that the dispute shall be referred to United States Arbitration and Mediation for arbitration in accordance with United States Arbitration and Mediation Rules of Arbitration.

.- The HOA is not currently in litigation- Not aware of any pending litigation- Not currently in mediation or arbitration proceedings - The HOA does not have any judgments against it.Not sure if this is normal or not especially now a days with all the people not paying on their mortgages, but in the balance sheet, there is a line item that says "Receivables", that total is $21K.

The only time that EMD stops being reasonable is when one party challenges the contract in court and presents sufficient evidence to the judge/jury/arbitrator to convince them otherwise.