@Nathan LeskoThere are leak detectors that will cut the water supply off - which are used for hot water heaters, dishwashers and washing machinesTypically not on sinks because they are super sensitive and any water may shut off the water to the faucet which will be a maintenance nightmareIn this instance you can’t fix stupid.

I have done several extensive competitive analysis of residential property management companies in Florida. 

Hi BP community,I'm looking for a real estate attorney in San Diego County (CA - California) with extensive experience in writing/reviewing real estate purchase contracts/agreements for wholesalers and rehabers.

for instance if your end buyer will be using financing you will not be able to use their B-C funds to fund your A-B transaction. 

For instance, much of the stock market returns occur in very specific time periods.

She has since threatened to go to an attorney since she claims the mold has been causing her to miss work, causing issues with her son's health, and has racked up "extensive" medical bills.

., CFP®, Rutgers Cooperative Extension, at Rutgers University which she wrote on 9/30/2015 here: http://bit.ly/2cY7i5EApprox 45% of American credit card users pay their credit card bill in full every month55% of American credit card users carry a balance on their cards11% of those that carry a balance only make the minimum paymentGoing by the data in the article it just became harder for around 55% of mortgage applicants to qualify for a mortgage.

@Jeremy Brown  good points.. but real estate is so regional.. like in your region  Sacramento Placer county etc.. the agent upon opening escrow would have gotten a preliminary title report back from teh title company within 3 to 5 days.. once that is received it would clearly state at the bottom of the report if anyone other than the title owner had an interest they would need to proof themselves up and sign. so in other parts of the country ( and I find this particularly frustrating) especially attorney closing states.. they will not pull title until way deep into the transactions. ( reason they have to pay an abstractor up front to pull title ) and if the deal fails they don't want to be on the hook for the abstractor fee so you don't find out that you have an issue with title many times very close to closing date and this leads to massive frustrations on the buyers side.. ( at least it has for me in these instances. )But your correct the listing agent probably should have or did know that the seller was married and should have gone down those thought process's.. usually your in the home during the listing signup but i know now with docusign this may not be the case as much as it used to be.. as RE is moving away from much of the belly to belly aspects we enjoyed in the olden days 

Not sure the type of deal, but I've done it a few times and in 2 instances I was able to sell the land at the closing table, so I was making money day 1.

In no instance will you reimburse her for the carpet even if it floods tommorrow.