Do not rely on it as legal advice.

He knows how it works, and he's creative enough to find ways to legally do things.

I assume a simple short message on legal pad yellow paper in an envelope would do it, but what about postage?

I certainly see why you would be upset but I don't envision there being a legal avenue for changing the outcome.

Hope that is still legal.

What's the terms of your agreement; how many days do you have to assign your contract, what happens if you don't find an assignee, do you have a legal and air tight assignment agreement, are you legal (not acting as an agent), is there real consideration, how much and who is holding it consideration, do you have a built in extension in the event you don't close in time, do you have right of possession durning contract period, what showing arrangement do you have?

Here’s my question:•I have designed a 6 unit, 1 bedroom, single storey development.• I am considering going double storey however I fear that I will lose the comfort and “family friendly” environment single storey allows.• will the intangible value of a single storey comfortable environment surpass the rent of 3-4 more units?

The guy I learned from, when he started out, his designated broker/owner wouldn't let him sell anything he didn't buy himself.

I recently learned that I can't legally charge a management fee in state of Oregon for "managing" a small residential property.

Are the double closings/simultaneous closings legal in CA to be specific?