If I were personally in your friend's shoes, I would not add your name onto the title in case there is any sort of dispute.

Single roommates tend to get into disputes over who's turn it is.

How can I dispute this?

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(Sorry my sensitive side showing)Next step get the house under contract with him so it does not go into dispute if something happens to him before the deal is closed.  

The management company will work for you, but if they treat tenants well you’re less likely to end up in a dispute.

I had a property where the buyer bailed st the closing, there was an EM disputes of course, my agent said we couldn’t relish until it was resolved.....I pulled up the appropriate rulings online, and we delisted right away.

Yes, there are no Mortgage Industry people responding to this Topic advise, but there are also No Mortgage Industry people disputing this advice either.Their silence on this subject says it all!  

We dont want to put money up to go through legal steps if it will end up in same resolution of not getting the house. 

Hi Joshua, similar to how tenants and landlords can file disputes with the Residential Tenancy Branch, strata owners can file disputes with The Civil Resolution Tribunal (CRT) for certain strata matters.