This is a topic beaten to death on here-- everyone has their own views.My recommendation is talk to a lawyer-- yes they have something to sell-- but find one that has been through this, has/is willing to fight for their views on it & it makes sense to you.

The Greatest Classifieds Contributor of All Time wants to know how you put that GIF in here.Click on the insert photo button We about to totally ruin these forums now with Gif fights arnt we?

So we hope that we can get a lawyer to use that guideline to fight back the case. 

Do you want to live with "You should have done this better" and all the following fights with your significant other? 

. :) The only shot at getting any kind of win in fighting this thing, is pre-empting sellers anticipated actions of diversion of liability. 

So if you drag this to court wouldn't he have to fly back to the states to fight you?

If they choose to stay and fight, you'll not only evict them but you'll seek a judgment for every penny owed, including late fees, court filing fees, attorney fees, etc.

This is often very open ended and could use it as a cancellation.Your agent could argue against the listing agent that you will fight it, which means the Seller can't sell to anyone until it gets resolved. 

@Edward HatcherIts best to build relationships with real passive investors who don't have a dog in the fight.

The insurance carrier will pay an attorney to fight this for you and pay for your liability, if any.