If you miss this window it can possibly forfeits your fees paid and/or sends your application to the back of the line if you want to re-apply.

Tax forfeited lands? 

I don't believe the rule applies to the eventual full price.....you simply forfeit your deposit.

Always best to try and come to some sort of agreement, but if not, you legally can forfeit.

If you don't complete the contract as agreed you forfeit all your down payment and any improvements to the property.

The Owner is a entity that is forfeited in the state of Maryland so would not the onus of providing his new contact information still rest on the defendant?

In case mortgage rates go up, some of the previous excess appreciation (compared to the long term rate of 1%) may have to be forfeited (While nominal depreciation is unlikely because rich people do not like to sell at a loss, we may see stagnant nominal prices until affordability is reestablished).

You can have it done after bidding if some thing comes up and you can forfeit the property and deposit if you have not paid the entire balance.

My tenant is moving out early and forfeiting her deposit.

If you are an investor alone you are held to a lower standard than if you are a licensee, which has advantages you will be forfeiting.