If I felt that way, I wouldn't make the agreement to begin with and I work hard to communicate clearly, calmly, and effectively to keep it from getting to that point.I am also open to compromise as my lease offers me protections that I may not need to exercise in all situations to get a fair outcome. 

We laddered the payoff waterfalls to re-deploy into different RE sectors or equities or whatever seems most attractive.   

All the HVACs in the units above us have their drainage such that the water falls on our unit.

I just canceled on a property because I was in escrow at $105K but the work was going to cost another $150K on a property only worth around $200k. 3) Even with interest rates calming down, it is still difficult if you are buying properties with tenants already in place. 

There was a brief period a couple of years ago where demand was out-pacing supply by a large margin, but that has calmed down.

I think they are trying to pitch it as an opportunity for us to increase our share to when the sale happens foregoing the waterfall.

I should have taken the time to research market waterfall agreements at the time.

"Zen" wannabe, you ain't pushing out no calmness your air is turning filthy.

Courtney was a super picky buyer that was brutal to work with and we decided we needed a way to terminate clients that were just too much work..So all buyers sign this clause and when they start being over the top picky we then gently mention the Courtney clause and we are happy to give them their deposit back and terminate. this calms them down at least until we can close the deal up by then they are happy to move into their new home

Part of the reason for this is that this past year was a tough year for my Dad, as he lost his father, and there was an unfortunate legal battle (which has since calmed down), with an unfortunately uncommunicative sibling in charge of the estate.