@Debbie Welch- welcome ...congrats  on the condo offer being accepted .... make sure to  pay attention to the  resale cert / budget and CCRS  to amek sure there isnt any litigation / pendng  assesments  or  any  buget shortfalls  ......if  using a lender for  financing - make sure the lender  gets the  approval on the  complex   completed aa well ...good luck 

Also, under the PAR form, there is a section (which if elected) requires mediation prior to litigation.

Just my thoughts with defunding police, civil disorder, and COVID-19 all at once.

Most lawsuits happen just like this; very rarely is anything actually litigated in the courts. 

I just graduated college last year from UMaine Orono with a civil engineering degree.

sub too Cons for seller:   .... buyer flakes and leaves them not on title with a loan still in their name .. buyer is ripping rents.. seller has to litigate to get title back and make payments lest their credit gets trashed... and in Texas were the bank can sue for a deficiency judgment this can be devastating to a seller..Seller trys to buy another home but cant since this mortgage is still in their name.. etc etc.Very Risky for seller.... and there are a lot of fraudsters out there that just flat lay away a uniformed seller.

In this phase, it is imortant to conserve the estate- against taxes, litigation and failure.

We often represent tenants and welcome litigation where the landlord has an umbrella policy with no liability protection (ex.

I'm a civil working full time for an oil and gas sub.

The gap is growing Phillip...so I think civil unrest is very likely at some point.