You and we both expressly intend that no portion of the Collateralized Goods will constitute a “fixture” attached to any real property, and that the Collateralized Goods will be removable personal property.

I would just caution doing anything that could constitute mortgage fraud.

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@Justin Banks Not remitting rents constitutes embezzlement in Mississippi.

If the purchase offer states they will purchase the property themselves, and they have no intent of doing so, that may be constituted as fraud.  

However, they include "bad boy" carve-outs that trigger full recourse if the borrower commits certain bad acts like fraud or voluntary bankruptcy filing.Abandonment may constitute default: If the GP abandons or surrenders control of the property during foreclosure, it could be considered an unpermitted transfer that violates the loan agreement and triggers the guarantor's full recourse liability for the unpaid loan balance.

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Depending on your state’s laws, emails could constitute legal notice (assuming the contents of the notice meets legal requirements of the particular notice given), as compared to having to hand-deliver, post, or mail notice.8. 

Refreshing the apartment with paint and a small standard cleaning is normal and wouldn't constitute taking the security deposit.

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