The Brokerage charges all of its clients the Fee, regardless of whether the client is a purchaser or seller.The Buyer filed a lawsuit against the Brokerage alleging that the Fee violated the Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act ("RESPA") because the Brokerage did not provide any services to support the Fee.

I suppose all this has taken me by surprise because in all my talks and deals I've never had this come up and my closings went off allegedly without a hitch.

And also that it's allegedly "not that much different" to replace the whole thing rather than fixing one section.

The clerk explained to her how to file paperwork to rehear her case, this young lady also wanted to file contempt of court charges against her landlord, since she is in the process of filing bankruptcy and listed her landlord as creditor in her bankruptcy proceedings and allegedly notified her landlord of such and he (landlord) still proceeded with her eviction.

:-)http://news.yahoo.com/florida-mans-license-restored-state-drops-fraud-allegation-202743787.htmlI went into the story wondering if the guy's ---- were stored in the wife's purse but left respecting his decision.

Mold on hardwood floors sounds little unusual but I guess not impossible.I would arange to have the Father meet you there so you can both look at the apartment together and both see this alleged mold on the floor, and if there is mold than sure you can early get it remediated relatively cheap.Had there been a flood,moisture or any leaks in the rental unit prior?

Then I had my last landlord who I thought was good until we moved out and she started trying to charge us for lightbulbs, alleged water stains on the sink cabinet and other ridiculous things that clearly fall under the category of wear and tear.

And this particular agent allegedly handles investment properties a lot.Personally, I think when I look at it that way, 85% or 89% is low - even if you account for the notion that the intended ARV may very well have been 150k and they list a house at 155k or 160k so as to "settle" for that number during negotiations.

Our company has been investigated 2 times (and passed with flying colors) just within the last 8 months for alleged unlicensed activity.The issue that continually comes up is advertising a property for sale that you or your company does not own.

., Donahoo allegedly promised investors a 1-3% yield paid monthly from hard money bridge loans made to small businesses.