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Court battles can drag on for years. Arbitration? You choose your decision-maker, set the timeline, and get a final result in months—not decades. It’s not about cutting corners—it’s about resolving conflict without getting stuck in it.
Think you understand latent defects? Think again. From “my notary handles it” to “I’ll just sue,” these 5 common myths cost buyers and sellers time, money, and sanity. Here’s what you really need to know before your next real estate deal.
Need to Notify the Seller About a Latent Defect?
Download our free demand letter template to help you start the conversation respectfully and effectively — without escalating the conflict.
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Two Latent Defect Stories, Two Very Different Outcomes
→ Mediation vs. Litigation: What Buyers and Sellers Can Learn
When you discover a latent defect, how you communicate with the seller can shape the entire outcome. This free one-pager offers clear, calm language to open the conversation — and practical tips to avoid legal escalation.
Conflict? Let’s talk.
Mediation offers a faster, more constructive alternative to court.
Conflict doesn’t disappear — it delays progress and quietly drains resources. This post explores how mediation offers a proactive, respectful way to resolve disputes before they spiral out of control.
Looking to resolve a dispute without court? Learn why mediation is faster, more affordable, and more effective for real estate, business, and workplace conflicts.
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