I guess "significant" could have a range of different interpretations.

This is the correct interpretation for why a term lease places control of the property in the hands of a tenant.

@Robert BurciulTime for some coco and spending a little quality time with Ontario's Residential Tenancies Act.Then once you have understood what is written, you will need to learn how the Landlord Tenant Board interprets the Act and how to navigate that office.In the case of the last month deposits held in escrow by the property manager, if you are terminating their services, they should transfer the deposits to you (or your new property manager).I am not current on the scope of the recent rent-control changes, but if they are {near} universal, you will not be able to raise the rent in excess of the prescribed limit - particularly for a long-term tenant.   

There's plenty of evidence that can be interpreted to mean that global warming is fact.

Bill...I don't know how any reasonable person can interpret what you wrote at the beginning of this thread as anything other than claiming that the purchase price is the market value.

I agree... while I have found it easy to ditch the TV , I have a very hard time letting go of the internet - that being said - I watch what I read with a skeptical eye and try to interpret what is really being said.

Definitely check with an attorney in your own state after you read my interpretation of this law.First, let me clarify a couple things.

Where what's on paper and reality start to differ is interpreting what a full and complete short sale package is and, the actions that occur after its submitted.

Since when did internet forums become so precise and picky, surely you could have interpreted that I did not literally mean "all".I am not certain the second part of your question.

I interpreted the OP-"lender purchased insurance" to mean that the MI company, (insurance purchased by the 2nd mtg), was the one denying the short sale.