Do I just suck it up and move (it’s in my child’s same school district luckily) but sacrifice all the space and LAND my current home offers plus forfeiting the income generated from the rent?

I would have gladly forfeit $100k/month for me to retire.

If your buyer hasn't closed yet and the 22nd day comes around, you now forfeit that $500 deposit, because you have passed that contingency period.

My policy was:50% of the total is due at the time of booking.100% of the total is due no later than 14 days prior to arrival.Cancellation more than 30 days prior to arrival: forfeit 50% of the deposited funds.Cancellations 30 days prior to arrival or less: forfeit all deposited fundsIn case of cancellation, we attempt to find a replacement renter.

If anyone leaves early, they forfeit any rights to deposit refund even if the others fulfill the lease obligations.Personally, I am not a fan of guarantors.

California voters passed a proposition requiring legislators to forfeit permanently a day's pay for every day they are late with the budget.

Offer to forfeit the security deposit and maybe even give them one month of rent extra.

Should be made explicitly clear that they are to have the posessions removed or they forfeit everything left behind to you (comes with the property now), or id they aren't open to that, a storage fee.Ran into something similar with a multi family building.

Don't bother retaining a lawyer unless they take you to court.Just send them a letter indicating that since they defaulted on the lease they forfeit the deposit (use what ever wording applies to your state regulations).

The holding fee is to take the property off the market, and is forfeited if they do not sign a lease and move in.