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-Never ever think to touch his stuff or moving them to his car. -Never touch or open his car. -Follow the attorney's advice if you are confused or worried about whatever threatening. -In the very difficult situation, that you have to leave, you have to inform the landlord about your roommate's condition & his stuff, and let him (landlord) deal with it according to the permissions he has within the law. Even moving his stuff to his car; leave it to the landlord to take the permission from your roommate and moving them accordingly. The most important thing is never think to touch them or open his car. It's not your business.
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I could have given another answer if your roommate were someone you know well and 100% trusted and didn't show this way of speaking. Since, from the beginning, he spoke about suing and threatening with it, you need to be cautious and don't do something that non of your business.
Taking homes contingent on the close of escrow of another home is very common. In fact, it has to be this way otherwise real estate would come to a standstill. If everyone had to sell their home first, move, then make offers on other homes, it would be a nightmare or all of home owner equity would go to Wallstreet/large corporations and iBuyer programs.
Once a home is past inspections and gearing up for the appraisal and final underwriting, things are generally good to go. Why didn't your agent ask about the buyer of the Bellvue home? I can see having a concern if the domino extended farther, but if the buyer wasn't a contingent on a home sale buyer, those offers are generally solid.
Interesting logic. You don’t think it’s impossible for that to exist in a bubble? Let me rephrase, it IS impossible for that to work lol there have to be buyers on the side with cash. Otherwise everyone would be looking to sell first and not one person would be able to buy because their deal would be contingent on selling! Lol. Lots of people sell, move to an apartment or other housing situation, then cash in hand do their shopping. Lots of other people have a down payment for their next house before they sell their current one. Others have all cash.
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