Is failure to get a verification back within 24-36 hours just another red flag?

I have similar langhage in my lease that states if the property becomes uninhabitable (which could be fire, plumbing failure, structure failure, whatever it may be.

He does not own the fruits of his labor, and he does not own his failure.

Between starting a residential brokerage, my own investing, and the accounting/managing/payments side of management for about 100 units, I never have a dull moment.That's what I think sets apart the success stories from the average people and the failures.

My lease states there is a fee specifically for failure to give proper notice.

I also plan to way overproduce my own crops to make up for possible crop failures, birds, children and guests and curious passersby, I have four times as much as I need for my own household.

Failure to set up water/sewer/garbage or electricity accounts promptly may result in a $35 charge (each).

Failure is not an event which breaks you.

This is just on such example of what may be waiting for you if you are not aware.I mean if you had effective govenment then they could easily pass a law that centain facts have to be disclosed like it or not and that disclose must be on every single real estate sale and puchase contract so as a result of this failure we have to effect and attitude of buyer beware, 100% of the time.

There are nuances about Where the notices are to be mailed and a failure on your part to post/record a notice of commencement type document may delay their “timeline click” from starting.