Then, we can continue.For now, I've proven my case so many times over even Hillary's opponents would approve.

The REC and the opponents of wholesaling frequently use the term "equity stripping" when they refer to the practice as we know it. 

I was able to get free hand and get the spray on him....and apply some low end not so nice blows my dad taught me to use when battling a stronger opponent ....then I called the cops.  

There were no threats from an attorney or other fears of my opponent.

@Matt Schlough I would under no circumstance take your opponents word for it.

Now, as seller, you may pay for your opponents coach/counsel/agent, but at least it's a negotiated concession.Here is $15k Mr/Mrs Buyer. 

@Wade Wisner tapped out... checked out... quit...I think its from "fights/sparring" where you "tap" (your opponent, the mat, whatever) to signal your submission.So, looks like @Steve Vaughan got out of the business in the spring of '22...

It is pretty common @Jonathan Snider just like @Sarah Kensinger said.You have advocates and opponents.

If it were, the first thing everybody should do is read their contracts to make sure they aren't going to be paying their opponent's legal bills if they lose... because they add up quickly when demand letters are sent.But based on what I've heard so far, I believe this goes back to what public record was at the time of OP's purchase. 

Opponents of the bill say it tips the balance of power too much in favor of homeowners, and they may have a point as it takes a lot of the teeth away from HOA laws, with the max fine being only $500.