Basically, at least from what I read, they can force the other partners to buy them out of the deal at any time (based on current appraisal), and if they can't afford it, they can actually force liquidation.

All I can say is, "Wow!"

The issue is, if the agent shows the house and you refuse to pay a commission for some reason, the agent can legally force the buyer to pay their commission.

If they cannot find a better one within a reasonable amount of time, they will be "forced" to consider what they have.

My comment was only saying getting a calculator and reading all the old "note" books wasn't going to prepare someone nowdays.It wasn't intended to single you out at all!I

Because of the restrictive lending requirements, loans are hard to get forcing many people into renting.

Because of the restrictive lending requirements, loans are hard to get forcing many people into renting.

The issue you might run into is the lender won't include your fee in the "price", which would force the buyer to cover it in cash.

If not, I don't see how you can start "non payment proceedings" or even how you can require them to give you notice at all. Is

Could I be forced to have the work permitted or redone?