Most folks upon physical inspection prior to writing a contract could see the error.. or maybe not  I guess lots of folks cant visualize. 

(TLDR)So here's the Reader's Digest condensed version: My sister and Brother-in-Law were looking to settle in the Hickory, Conover, Newton area because my sister is entering her final semester of speech therapy and has her residency coming up. 

There is no physical change to the space.

I realize that you were not injured physically, but loss of rent and loss of tenant may give you a case.

It's an entire house for rent.Should I buy a physical lock to lock the TVs down to prevent theft?  

In order to serve it you have to physically meet with them at property and give it to them..or if your there you call police tell them you want a NO Trespass order made against the person that is CURRENTLY on your property and you want them removed.

Once I narrow down the properties I'm interested in bidding on, I physically view the properties a couple days before the sale. 

It's likely that I will need to take the courses online vs. something in a physical classroom (if the schools are offering in person again). 

Are there physical signs at the property the work was completed?

., a kicked in door during a home invasion), therapy, and yes, some funeral expenses for victims families dealing with a sudden loss via homicide.Second aside.