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I have a settlement on Friday where I'm selling a house built in 1956 and doing a Section 1031 exchange for something newer. 3.

Of the cases pending in Lee County, there is an active case, whereby the Plaintiff is alleging approximately 5 million dollars against Blacktip, and one alleging $150,000.There may be more cases, judgments, or settlement agreements that we are unaware of.  

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One of the major risks and especially in a high priced market like So cal.. is if this is a cash sale as many are and the wholesaler is making an assignment fee on the settlement statement cash buyers do not realize they do not have title insurance for the assignment fee.so in practice you have a 800k as is sale wholesaler making 50 to 100k ( pretty common in high priced markets) being the nature of the beast you now find out you have a buggered title and make a claim.. title insurer is only going to pay the underlying contract price your going to EAT the 50 to 100k and if you think the nice wholesaler is going to send you back that money I have a bridge to sell you :).  

Otherwise I would walk as significant structural issues like wall displacement, footer settlement, sinkholes etc aren't going to be fixed cosmetically by Joe's Handy Service.

You gonna post that settlement statement?

They come with quicker settlement timeframe expectations than commercial transactions.

Also, when settlements are made, I don't know if that is made public.  

Would it make sense to require unit vacant at settlement?