The beauty of standing still in a deal for a while is the education you recieve from the experience. 

@Mark SalacinskiI recieved it in the mail a week or two ago but haven't read it yet.

Recieved letter today from landlord saying I owe a 250 late charge, and 18% interest after today for not paying my rent to them, saying its in breach of the lease.I spoke with them 8-12-2014 about infestation of mold below us in their property, and specialist that had said it needs to be cleaned and our heating and air ducts need to be looked at by a professional before it spreads itself into our business above this basement.Nothing was done by 9-1-2014 , So i put the money for rent into escrow and wrote a certified letter stating it was in escrow (Showing the rents availability) until the basement was proven safe for us upstairs.

You could have two students in the same classroom but yet one recieve a A+ and the other an F.

It can be fustrating to both a broker and consumer, because the process is different for each person dependant on their credit background.Ultimately, if "repairing" your credit means a few months away from the deals and learning step by step how to back track by following guidlines in the program, you can bring scores up effectly to were you can recieve proper funding - You do have to becareful of scammers out there.

You followed through and recieved feedback.

And no proof of wire yet and they were now not set up to recieve it and probably decline it.

If tenant did pay a security and you recieved credit for it on your hud-1 form u are on the hook to pay back tenants if they leave...That is if they left apt ready to re rent:) Meters are indeed a big issue and will go a long ways to explain who is paying what.

Remember the judges here tenants lie every day about not recieving notices.

We then did not recieve rent oil the end of may even though we were contacting them often.