The longest I have seen in modern conventional home construction now is 60yrs.On flip side of coin, there is a laundry list of potential nightmares: failing foundation can be intensly expensive to repair as 2'+ foundations was common and is extra expensive to address vs conventional.

Because they did the job he failed to do.

I wanted to say that I am an option trader myself who wasn't very successful and was failing for 8 months straight.

If Tenant fails to correct the violation within seven days of said notice, Tenant agrees to pay for the cost of Landlord resolving the problem (if it can be resolved), or Landlord may default the Lease and require the Tenant to vacate the Premises.

I found out that the automatic sprinkler unit failed leaving the backyard without water for about 6 months, (hence the condition of the grass and shrubs).

As I dug deeper into the issue I learned that the previous owners knew of this issue and the fact that this property was not allowed to be renovated or lived in due to the failing system (and subsequent inability to fix it).

When he failed to do the three loans, he promised a refund over and over again that never came.

The previous owner had a repair done that is now failing.

I have a duplex property which I've just agreed to sell.  Problem is that the tenants are refusing to leave.  This could jeopardize the sale of the property.Anyone know if there is any recourse I have?  I can apply fo...

I assume you have on your lease that they are responsible for keeping up with utilities so I would think that could be grounds for failing to follow the lease.