Well let's see I dunno if this was a blunder or not but I got sued for $7.2 Million in 2019 due to a documentary I made on turnkey scam allegations...That was kind of lame, however it's just a SLAPP lawsuit from some clown so I wouldn't do anything different.

The seller allegedly gave them cash for keys, but they came back.

She has now filed a complaint with the Division of Real Estate alleging false advertising because she is now the manager of the building, not HoltonWise.🤣 Can't make this stuff up dude.

lets say I just declare my lawsuit as a Res Ipsa Loquiter lawsuit and don't allege a particular person did the wrong at this point. 

Quick layout:1. seller got a "we buy houses" card in the mail2. buyer allegedly took through several "inspectors" against sellers wish3. seller DID sign a contract but defaulted on the sale.After being educated, seller backed out.

The population growth as well as employment growth allegedly is excellent for investment.  

If so what is the specific requirement addressing the alleged outstanding interest?

You’d need an estoppel to effectively get that info.And yes, they could lie on an estoppel, but at least you’d be clear on what the CURRENT terms of the tenancy are as they alleged them to be, and then the buyer can make an informed decision on whether or not to proceed to closing.And if you do close, you get to hold them to whatever they said on the estoppel because it’s presumed to be true AND binding on both the tenant and landlord.

@Vincent Donato how will all the "dry or dated" issues affect your alleged current value?

The Stambovskys were not exactly thrilled to learn about the alleged haunting of their new home and attempted to back out of the sale.