Questionable Clause

What is the name of your state?What is the name of your state?What is the name of your state? Oregon

The trustee (Bank) on a property which I have placed an offer on (as a buyer) has countered the offer accepting all terms with the exception of this clause:

Assessments: if any, that benefits the property and shall provide benefit to the property post closing shall be prorated between Seller and Buyer.

Question: The word "post" in this clause is disturbing, can this be enforced in
a court of law ?

Any advice is greatly appreciated.

[JETX]

"The word "post" in this clause is disturbing, can this be enforced in a court of law ?"
*** Of course it can. And it is not an unusual clause. Simply, they are saying that if there are any 'benefits' (assessments) after closing they are entitled to their 'share' of them.

[HomeGuru]

I would not agree to such a clause as there is no time limit. It could be enforceable 100 years later.

[JETX]

Good point. Add a time limit to this clause.... start 'within 3 months of closing' and increase to an acceptable time limit if needed.

[HomeGuru]

Like 1 month.