Threats are worthless and you can't fight threats.

My guess is that it could get ugly (and expensive) for Serge if he chooses to "dig in" and fight them on it.While many may argue on the way that it SHOULD be, the fact is, there is a written contract that has been breached.  

You got into this with no money down and don't have the money to hire an attorney to fight the "false" allegations.

Just like language in CCR's that preclude selling to certain ethnic groups or religious groups. those are still on title but are ignored and cant be enforced..really depends if there is an active HOA or these are just CCR's  active HOA you could have a fight.. just CCR's it would take a neighbor actually suing you.. and this is pretty rare since it cost money. 

(Yes, I made my first million buying pre-foreclosures using Subject To" and I hold the record for length of time fighting a lawsuit (6 years, that went to the U.S. 9th District Court of Appeals, winning at every step along the way) regarding one of the purchases.Buyer Beware and Be Knowledgeable.

Any day, easy, and the cash buyers would be fighting amongst eachother for that deal!

Guest of course fights it.

30 percent of 0 is nothing if you cant do anything to make the offer stronger except for ask your buyer to waive inspection. if you know the bulk of offers are going to be within 10-20 K of each other, you have to get creative in a way that not only benefits the realtor, but also the buyer.If a realtors only fighting strategy is to tell their buyer to pay way over asking, is that a realtor you want on your side?

Firemen don't like them, it impedes the ability to fight a house fire

@Wesley Myers I'm fighting that question myself.