@Wayne Brooks So they are rejecting their counter offer in bad faith?

I am not sure if that is accurate, it doesn't make sense, if you buy the house, and approach the city to pull the permit in good faith, then you shouldn't be fined.

Hello BP Community,As a newbie I have found that making that big first decision or taking that "leap of faith" is the most difficult part.  

You are in a great situation being ambitious, young, single, no kids, and flexible ... yes, starting out is very difficult as it can take years before you start to see the fruits of your hard work, especially before you lock down your first investments; just have to keep at it and have faith that your hard work will pay off in the long haul, so long as you keep at it.You mentioned sales ...

Buyers depend on a thorough in depth home inspection and a good faith disclosure on the sellers side ...what is my recourse for remediation against fraud.

I've seen prepaid items such as taxes and interest rolled into loan on initial good faith estimates (about 4K) for refinance.

Park Ranger for the summer of 2013 at Old Faithful.

In my case I have never heard of a Good Faith fee.

I am a man of faith, I believe in God, I believe Jesus is my Lord and Savior...and I believe we all have a purpose in the earth, to help each other be the best we can be in all areas of our lives.Sorry to be going off topic and rambling, but in a nut shell, this is who i am..be blessed

Only you can answer whether it's better to have a late but faithful payer.