If you fail to bring the $95,000 -  you forfeit your bid amount of $5,000.  

“Bad” if they lose all money, or if they lose some money but fail to communicate.  

Contrary to what you may hear, I do believe that you should have properties in LLCs, for reasons I won't get into here, but let's say I sleep well at night having full first-hand knowledge of litigation procedures and knowing that if my real estate endeavors fail, it won't be due to collapse from liability.

If I fail its Robs fault.

A better strategy… investing that same money elsewhere in a deal that hasn’t already failed. 

He is worth his weight in gold!

Kitchen appliances rarely fail and washers and dryers are easy to replace as I mentioned in #4.

Some of these include:1) Your product/value proposition2) Marketing/Management/Customer Success3) Systems, Automations, Efficiency4) LocationTo me, #1 has the biggest weight on the success. 

When you fail to renew a lease, it typically continues on a month-to-month basis automatically.3.

NOTE: I use the Customer/Project field to assign properties to my transactions (I know some people use Classes instead).But here’s what I fail to understand.