Your move out report should contain all related expenses (cleaning, painting, etc.).

The contract should be simple but contain the scope, rough cost, payment schedule, material specifications and ramifications of missing deadlines or warranty period. 

Dwelling means a residential structure that contains one to four units, whether or not that structure is attached to real property.

I assume the inspector's report contained pictures of each of the issues that you found?

I will have them sign the estoppel, in which contains all the information you point out. 

One has to carefully read RCW 18.27.090 that contains many exemptions. 

A post discussing legal risks while also containing a disclaimer that clearly tells the reader that this is an advertisement.  

It is a package deal in TX with 2 duplexes and a single family home; so, it contains a total of 5 units. 

I set up a keyword alert for both tax sale and tax lien so I get notified whenever there is a post containing them. 

@Jay HinrichsTREC forms don't contain binding arbitration...a problem I simply cannot understand and an issue that I address in my deals by adding a B/A agreement into an Exhibit which I incorporate into my contracts.