The only risk you have is NOT performing to the details of your agreement.

BTW, depending on the details you may not need either, or just one, or both.

If they request anything to "clarify" anything, I would let my attorney handle the details.

And, I will handle all of the details of the sale and deal with your lender and the title company processing all of the paperwork that is necessary to transfer the property’s title.I look forward to hearing from you very soon and to working with you to stop the foreclosure process on your house.

Each has a good reputation in town.

I am not a whole lot older than you, but I have studied the Great Depression in long detail - not only in the textbooks but through the family history.

If you are paying this lady, you shouldn't have to come onto here to get advice from people like me who don't know what they are talking about :)Seriously, this CPA knows all the details, tell her to slow down and explain it in laymen terms.

You could well be it cheaper still a year or two from now.I'd try to get a detailed financial statement from the HOA.

If you cause the damage of someone reputation, thereby causing them to suffer any kind of hardship, yes, you can be sued, but as long as your statements can be proven truthful, then you are not liable for the damage your statements have caused.

Please call or email for more details......Looking forward to do some business with you.Areas in Pennsylvania:YorkReadingAllentownHarrisburg ScrantonWilkes BarrePhiladelphiaThank you........