We got notice the week of settlement that buyer couldn't locate his DD214 (lender never notified us and even sent us buyer's conditional mortgage commitment that made no mention about a DD214)  Obviously we were beyond upset, however, the time and resources we would have had to utilize to "correct" this(i.e. small claims, fight to hold escrow deposit, etc) would have unfortunately been a waste of time.  

So, we have your team, and another team out there fighting to get the ball to their goal line.

If they are on M2M lease give them a warning then terminate their lease when they continue to fight.

Weber can do nothing .. he can spend money ( not very wise in my mind because he loses most likely and will just be out money for nothing as he bought second) or he can cooperate .. and maybe get a little money to do so.. its a negotiations.. but as us little guys we are not going to fight the big boys its just some little problem then have legal fix.

Fight fight fight for the cherry and the white!

Your duplex will likely be a glowing hole in the ground at that point, or we're fighting off a zombie horde.Which, truth be told, sounds like fun.

It only took 4 years of trying to fight for core classes.

The alternative option is to fight it and ruin a good friendship.

I'm not here to fight or start a heated discussion about that matter, but it does make me think about which I should payoff first - primary home or rental mortgage.Question:If you have have excess cash or cash flow.  

I could understand variance with even +/- 10%, but 22% seems malicious to me.My agent said I can either bow out and try to fight for my earnest deposit or try to lobby for a reassessment but some internet research tells me that sellers usually tell buyers to f-- off.