Times are changing and if you want to win, bet on the consumer.

Issue is if when that happens previously undisclosed liens are discovered buyer is pretty screwed as they've already paid a ton of money to the seller.

A bad tenant can ruin your unit so taking a first step to legalize the process on them won't win them over.

Is there any way the deal can be structured other than seller Carey a note to have a win-win situation?

Here are some favorites "How to Win friends and Influence People" - Communications and getting along with people"The One Thing" by Gary Keller and Jay Papasan - The best book on time management"Atomic Habits" - personal productivity"Ego is the Enemy" How to have great self esteem by not caring what others think.

Just create a "win-win" situation, demonstrate you have done your due diligence to them, and I trust all will go well!

The guests have a wonderful experience that is unique and memorable and in turn leave raving reviews which creates a 360 win.  

A win for both parties. :)

My question isIf she sue, who will win.If she win who will pay the lawyer for that?

I was having problems mitigating a roach problem in adjacent unit, and the reason i finally realized her less than desirable living habits were creating a roach breeding mega heaven, and incidentally discovered the above mentioned stuff...any small crack or hole in by an electrical outlet plate, had the most vile and gross path of roach feces, full on super highway paths of roach feces into any possible wall void.YUCK!!!