My husband is calling them to clarify the situation and what we expect and I will follow up with a certified letter of expectation.I do want to give them the benefit of the doubt but I don't want it to go on too long and so forth.

And, as I stated before, that is me up there parting the clouds to let the sun shine through.I'm sure there are some in the witness protection program attempting to pick up extra money in real estate, that's obvious from some posts that have been made suggesting illegal activities.It's my understanding that vampires can't take a picture, some scientific reason having to do with the refraction of light.Then there are the Amish, taking a picture is just vain and a sin, so we can't go there.Don't forget the conspiracy types, they know that putting your picture on the internet is picked up by marketers (not to mention the NSA) and is linked to your activities that leads to your identification in stores and having promotions sent to your phone as you walk in, many just don't want to be tracked.So, while putting up your face is certainly more sociable, for attractive types, some just don't have an honest face and I've seen some that I doubt I'd trust regardless of what they may say, they usually resemble known felons.Just a few justifications for not putting your picture on BP, known or suspected crooks, vampires, religious convictions, conspiracy nuts or just ugly untrustworthy faces.

I highly doubt China will seize its citizens assets anytime soon.

Once again thanks to all who have taken the time to respond.After spending just 4 or 5 hours reading posts about an array of different topics there is no doubt the help and advise found here is second to none.

Maryland also has some strict foreclosure laws that you must follow - not sure if you are exempt but I would doubt it.

If you want to give him the benefit of the doubt that is.

I have to admit I was monitoring this topic because I found myself doubting that Wells Fargo could actually come through.

I doubt many have the issue of FDIC coverage for an account, so I'll skip that.There is one golden rule, keep business and personal funds apart.If you are a landlord or hold money in trust for others you may be required by law to have an escrow account, it's a good idea to have an escrow even if your are not required to do so.

I turned down so many great deals when I started because I doubted in myself.

. - can you prove this tenant did the damage, or could they create reasonable doubt by saying that it happened after they moved out?