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Originally Posted by Kenswing
You can sell at any time you want. What happens when you sell within the first year is you give the developer all profits above upgrades and expenses.
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That may be what it says but a good lawyer may be able to challenge that for many reasons. May even use the argument that any loss should be absorbed by the developer for failure to disclose. Never can tell what a court case will result in when it goes to trial. Just saying that if the developer is selling to a buyer, knowing that there is a noise issue that is pending and does not disclose to an absentee buyer, there may be sympathetic ears. Would the developer allow that to go to court?