Without seeing the actual language of the contract you are using, any advice you get will be based on industry practice only. 

The basement looks like it was sprayed with some sort of white powder that looks like it was used to kill most of the mold off, but wasn't officially remediated.

Keep reading posts on BP and you will quickly learn the language.

It is sad the predator attorneys and gov't officials have screwed up business for most except for the biggest of companies who can afford full-time legal support.

At Leen’s Lodge in Grand Lake Stream, Maine, a group of chief economists, money managers, financial advisors and officials from a Fed regional bank got together for a fishing retreat disguised as an economic retreat.

The first thing that I did was call up the code official, introduce myself and tell him my plans and my time frame for getting the work done.

http://reianyc.org/ is the official REIA in the NYC area, a chapter of the National REIA.There's a meeting next Wednesday.

I would not use such language.

No language or contract etc will get around the prosecution should it be discovered.Here is a quick view of these types of scams:http://www.nolo.com/legal-encyclopedia/short-sale-fraud-three-scams-33440.htmlNow - the legal way:The proper way of doing this is to disclose a payment to the seller and citing this payment is for the express purpose covering the sellers costs to 'move out'.

There is often such a divergence between those of us in the cash flow markets and those in the *other* kind of market, that these types of threads always progress along these lines, just speaking different languages, and the talk is simply opinion and perspective, often to little avail.