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Hi Orgo, Congratulation on the new house! You would be amazed to know that we went through similar ordeal too. I shared our ex-realtor story <a href="http://www.irvinehousingblog.com/forums/viewthread/5152/">here</a>, but the story didn't quite end there and I'll try to update my post with...

Thanks again guys for all the helpful advice. IHB rocks! I will be sending out this email to the manager shortly, to dissuade him from further getting on our nerves and just let us go our seprate ways. Could you do me a favor and let me know if I should do it, or just keep quite for now and go...

Yes, we have been considering taking care of it ourselves, but I'm just afraid that no matter what we do, this guy will come up saying we didn't do it the way they expected us to do it, and would go ahead and keep our deposit. I may consider doing what green_cactus suggested and go by California...

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Update - Here is his reply: Dear XXX- Thanks for your email. The Standard Initial Inspection Statement is very clear and accurate and speaks for it self. What is perplexing is why you are now questioning these obvious damages. We even discussed these items on August 17, 2009...

Yes, we are still there. I can take pisutres and video too. Should I do it? What if they claimed that we made damages after taking pictures but before handing the keys over to them?

BTW, as we don't have a rental section yet, I wasn't sure if I should post here or in the Off Topic section. Please move if needed.

We are moving to our new home in a few days and I'm so glad we will be done with renting. This last rental has been a royal pain. I can go pages analyzing the personality of the manger, but won't be able to cover everything. I believe we should create a new <a...

Yep. For us, CA medical license and signed work contracts did the trick.

I know this thread is not exactly about a property in Irvine, but since I began in this section, I thought I concluded it here as well: For years Irvine for us was nothing more than a few exit signs on 405 on our way south. Like many others, we heard about the schools and how great this place...

Interestingly, while we were in escrow with our fixed 30-year loan locked, a family friend (the guy is a mini Donald Trump and owns a couple of high-rises and parking structures in Manhattan) blasted us for going fixed. He argued that no matter how much we liked the house today, we will...

Wow, that sure sucks. We just completed our purchase with a few ups and downs (nothing compared to this of course), so I totally understand the pain and frustration. Just to ask the obvious, doesn't your purchase contract have a loan approval contingency? If so, you should be able to walk away...