hello everyone would anyone like to network in the new york city area for properties in manhattan? leave message :coolgrin: [ Edited by starterneedhelp on Date 07/12/2005 ][ Edited by starterneedhelp on Date 07/12/2005 ]
I would say it depends. Do you have another deal that you think is better and you could put your money there?
I assume you are talking about deposit. If that is the only money you have to put down, then, if you find something better, you could get out of this one. As you mentioned, the laws in California, do favor tenants, and the seller is hoping as much as you are, maybe more for the eviction to be completed.
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I would say it depends. Do you have another deal that you think is better and you could put your money there?
I assume you are talking about deposit. If that is the only money you have to put down, then, if you find something better, you could get out of this one. As you mentioned, the laws in California, do favor tenants, and the seller is hoping as much as you are, maybe more for the eviction to be completed.
Maybe the tenants filed a restraining order against the seller or filed bankruptcy. Ask the seller specific questions.