Never came out of the deposit.She has exclusive use of that driveway which means she pays for plowing, but I have it done as a courtesy as mine is being done and the additionally cost is nominal - so asking to have her/him help by cleaning their cars…as my plow guys waits because they take an hour to come out, then have him peep as she does it solo so my guy can clear the driveway and me never saying a word about it to either of them - because it isn’t my business except I was out there shoveling/clearing snow so I witnessed.

Excellent answer by my nominal doppelganger.

Even if you had renter insurance it would not cover loss of use, it covers nominal personal property.

BBD would get paid $200-$400 a month with nominal extra cost for emptying the dumpster.

The whole process took about 30 days, there are closing costs but they were nominal, a few thousand dollars.

If I lived in an apartment and paid a nominal amount of rent, I would know it and expect a new owner to go to market when the property changed hands.

I'm currently in Europe and the property is being rented out for a nominal fee to a family member.

It also does require work to make it very desirable - but I'm not afraid of that either as I've got a few folks in the industry who would do it at a nominal discount. 

Conclusion: "The data seems to argue for the slow house price growth scenario, but my view is the most likely scenario is house prices will stall in nominal terms and decline in real terms."

As Caleb mentioned, an agent, or title company at the least, should be able to do what you need here for a nominal fee as you've already done the "work" of finding a buyer.