Does the arbitration any better than the mediation?

In the case of a serious conflict between landlord and tenant, the parties should seek mediation to help them reach a compromise.

It’s all written in the contract in plain English as to what happens and where the money should go if the seller is dumb enough to allow this to fall apart.I had one in allentown ( I am the seller) buyer backs out literally last day.. and while not an appraisal issue point fingers at my agent.they want their 10k back I say go pound sand... we go to mediation pretty quickly my agent represents me since i am in Oregon. and we split the baby down the middles cost me a thousand to go to mediation got 5k netted 4k sell to next person. 

Ever talk to the mediators in your area of Massachusetts Housing Court?

Or there is a way to mediate the risk?

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Hey Levette I know I butchered your name sorry because once I got into the reply I can no longer see the spelling  Read your contract thoroughly look at all of the due diligence dates and if you were represented by a real estate agent who failed to do their fiduciary duty in representing you ..you can talk to their broker and have that broker pay your earnest money fee you would have to go through mediation/arbitration, if it is found that the agent did something negligent or incorrectly …do not just give up your earnest money like that if the agent is at fault… I read what you said and I’m listening to how it was doneThis is a learning lesson your contract is the most important document/documentation in any of your real estate transactions. 

If things get complicated, mediation could be a way to find a resolution.

The only other options you have, depending on your local laws and Governing Documents of your HOA are mediation or arbitration, both of which are much less costly than a lawsuit.

Is now the courts add a mediation step before eviction.Both parties sit with a mediator and decide if things can be worked out.