What clause would you guys add to your contract to prevent this kind of BS?

If you fail to respond, they will get a judgement against you which would prevent you from transferring title to the property until the judgement is paid.NOT legal advice......but I can read and understand the statutes.

@Chris Schorre  I'm looking for similar information, but up in the NACA area, do you know how the city code has been implemented yet? 

@Tony Castellano if that's what you have to do to feel comfortable to buy a deal, just don't let it prevent you from getting a good deal. 

I've basically implementing David Green's out of state investing strategy with me being one of the main "boots on the ground" contacts for my investors.  

if yes what can I do to prevent this from happening,I did of course a bit of search myself but still,I am paying the title company for this so I expect them to do it right and especially to sleep well at nightThank you

What is preventing you from finding a lender?  

He told me there is regulation that prevents him from having control over the appraisal timeline.

I think that as long as you research and implement proper systems, then dealing with the existent tenants in the units won't be too bad after an adjustment period and it will help you both in the long run; if they're running well he can buy more and pass them on to you and with proper systems in place, you can take on more with little to no extra load! 

My husband is an assistant coach for the kid soccer team and his work prevents him from attending every practice/game.