My case seems cut and dry.

I’ve got a bathroom in my residential unit, Chicago, north side, that has an exhaust fan (wires previously disconnected) that blows shower steam air directly into the walls.

Given half an opportunity, he will, and consider himself to have struck a blow for the good guys.

I pre-underwrite loan files before ever submitting them into processing for underwriter review so you don’t get 45 days down the line and the underwriter blows it up.

If there is not an instant "yes", move on.2)  If they answer "yes" that they are investment specialists ask a few pointed questions like house hacks, cash on cash return, cap rate, DSCR, 1031, ARV, make it like a job interview to make sure they aren't just blowing smoke to get you to sign their buyer representation agreement. 

While many experts say “fire season” is now almost year-round, it’s clear that incidents spike during the dry, hot months of summer and fall.

Big national builder may have money, but they probably also have big time attorneys who will bleed you dry. 

This is pretty cut and dry.

So instead of doing an assignment could I do a dry double escrow Closing where the end buyer will bring funds to close both AB and CB transactions? 

It is not fair for landlords to be left high and dry with no rent and no way to evict tenants who are too (fill in the blank) to complete the form.