In the event any check given by Resident to Management is returned by the bank unpaid, Resident shall pay a $50.00 return check fee to Management as additional rent in addition to the aforementioned daily late fees, with all subsequent payments thereafter due and payable in certified funds."

Interesting though, it seems unfortunate in situations where the lien holder is acting on behalf of the investor(s), whether it be themselves or other stakeholders like fixed income pensioners who could really benefit by recouping more principle from a higher, all cash no contingency offer, why they wouldn't insist on seeing subsequent offers prior to making their decision to accept/decline.

For the second and subsequent transactions, they get the full commission.

I was subsequently been told that if you end up in front of a judge in Denver, they will allow only three years for carpet lifetime.

Hence markets outside of those areas were/are a bit more stable and didn't experience the run-up in prices and subsequent fall.

If the sale/refinance is for more than you are owed you will be paid when the subsequent transaction is closed.

Getting a lease option now could serve the dual purpose of providing you time to graduate and  subsequently qualify and allowing you to see which direction the market goes prior to committing to the purchase.

Said I don't need 2 months, I just need 1-1/2 months, if you do that, pass the credit checks, your good.Just want to mention in my 35 years of doing renting, those that don't bat an eyelash, say "no problem" to 1-1/2 month security, I never had a subsequent problem with payments.

Hmm;  If the LL stumbles into 'protected personal information', eg the allergic condition, and subsequently an ESA person applies, my gut reaction (sadly) is to inform the allergic person of the conflict AND to educate him/her that the ESA person has legal rights that the LL can not avoid and as they (assumingly qualify on your screening process) will be moving in, give the option of the allergic person to break  the lease. 

Incomplete items can be challenged through credit repair and are likely to result in successful disputes.Similarly, many bankruptcies and some foreclosures are also eligible for deletion subsequent to dispute on the basis of accuracy, completeness, etc.