You'll need to show that the previous Knew the problem was not fixed, and can't reasonably believe he "fixed" it by cutting/grinding out roots. 

As well, there have been any number of syndication deals reviewed on BP that include a syndication 'cut' (e.g. 100% of the funds needed get less then 100% of the project with the syndication sponsor getting the balance).

Hypothetically, if I sat down with a FSBO right now with a contract, and we both signed it, would a cut have to go to the broker?

Mine is a cut and fill on a hillside with insufficient compaction on the fill side.

As in the deal is signed, sealed and delivered and you've been cut out?

It's a very cut and dry system.

Hold 1 year of required expenses in an emergency savings account to include: rent, utilities, vehicle fuel, food, insurances, IRA mandated contributions (if you have any) plus anything else.2.

I'm hoping it will cut down on housing cost too. 

I think he just cut corners, didn't install  proper weed barrier do didn't make it 3" compacted so stated in error contract.I didn't ask for references (my mistake) and I believe the license number was on the contract, I will check tonight.  

Try to resist the short cuts some real estate "gurus" try to peddle.