, with the city, do you need to have a civil engineer for the grading and location of the house?

I've spent my life in the construction industry, but primarily in heavy civil.

I got tied up in litigation) and everything was above board.

Re: Foreclosure Consulting - Civil Code# 2945-2945.11 does not apply as far I can figure, I don't intend to request any money from the owner Re: Equity Purchasing C.Code#1695-1695.17 doesn't apply since the property will become my personal residence.2) Have financing in line and ready to go, as well as some "help-them-move" money (how much though?).

Serving civil notices, executing warrants and all other duties revolving around the courts is a great source of revenue for the Sheriff's office and the county they serve.

Agree to litigate in small claims with the stipulation that if you get a recovery judgement you will have to right to post negative reviews of your experience.

Buyerwill be responsible for any costs incurred by Buyer for any inspections or certifications obtained according to the terms of thisAgreement, and any costs incurred by Buyer for: (1) Title search, title insurance and/or mechanics' lien insurance, or any feeforcancellation; (2) Flood insurance, fire insurance, hazard insurance, mine subsidence insurance, or any fee for cancellation;(3) Appraisal fees and charges paid in advance to mortgage lender(s).Line 707 the selling agent says my realtor was supposed to check off:Buyer and Seller agree that if there is a dispute over the entitlement to deposit monies that is unresolved_______days (180 if not specified) after the Settlement Date staled in Paragraph 4(A) (or any written extensions thereof) or following termination of theAgreement, Whichever is earlier, then the Broker holding the deposit monies will, within 30 days of receipt of Buyer's written requestdistribute the deposit monies to Buyer unless the Broker is in receipt of verifiable written notice that the dispute is thesubject of litigation or mediation.

Now you'll need to hire an architect and a civil engineer to draw up a new site plan, which will need to get approval from the development board.

I read through the forums and couldn't find examples of litigation in this type of case. 

Would that be considered as buyer waving the right to accept the disclosures or this just doesn't apply.Also would the civil code of buyer has 3 days(5 days) to cancel after receiving disclosures still valid?