From a legal perspective, my understanding is anything less than building code (wall mounted) leaves me liable for injury.

Does anyone know of case or legal consensus on this matter--Prong B issues when landlords hire handymen?

Over here the closing cost is more than what he’s asking down where he’s at.

If not in most instances insurance would cover any type of legal action

No document chasing, no guessing, and no risk of using information you should not legally evaluate.So yes, renting to someone on Social Security can be a great fit.

Inform him you both would probably prefer an agreed move out plan if it comes to that but need to provide the required legal notices.   

One of the largest wholesalers in Phoenix says it takes them $2,220 to get a wholesale that closes.

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The purchase price was never lowered, there was a seller credit issued to us at closing.

The judge ruled that the heirs had to sell, but that the buyer had to pay current market value, to the tune of $100k over their contract price.So in the end the buyer was able to close (barely) but it cost them far more, both in price and in legal fees than it should have.3.