Now they have a document which is considered evidence that it isn't their fault and they are protected, even if they are lying since they will likely be lost in a wave of tens of thousands of people in the same situation once our governor stops extending moratoriums.

Evidence is now clear that CV19 leaked from a lab, and Klaus Schwab of the WEF wrote a book about CV19 and the "Great Reset" TWO MONTHS before it occurred and was quoted saying "The p@ndemic represents a rare but narrow window of opportunity [...] to reset our world". 

I have no evidence what did or didn't happen however I can do my best to protect my property. 

If you told him you have been playing pickup games for the past year and need help improving your jump shot, now he has evidence you're motivated and a specific goal he can quickly help you work towards.

There must be clear evidence presented to prove your case.

@Mohamed AlliI asked a lawyer about this awhile back, he stated that you would have to be able to prove/ have evidence that the seller was aware of the damage before selling and purposefully did not disclose or hid the damage.

This is especially evident in emerging neighborhoods. 

If we're not in alignment, it will be evident as we answer all the questions within.

When we are asked in the future of the evidence of this transaction we must be shown on the closing and then as Sellers.

You have stated here in this thread that you intend to hold the new building, so that's evidence of intent right there.