If you are looking for a rewarding career that gives you motivation and goals to fulfill, than a real estate agent is it!

About 75% of my income is going toward fulfilling obligations, so I can only invest about $400 per month.

I could purchase a home (that fulfills VA requirements).

While it is clear that the Mortgagee is not entitled to the deed and only to repayment of the loan, doesn't the Mortgagee have the ability (assuming all required prior steps/actions established by Virginia law are fulfilled) to initiate foreclosure? 

I went into contract on a four family property about a month ago with a scheduled close this week.As a seller I have been struggling with this contract, since I had never sold a multifamily and quite frankly cut myself a bad deal for different reasons.I recognize I can be challenged for breach of contract.My question is as follows:What are my realistic damages, as a seller,  in the state of New Jersey for not fulfilling the contract sale of this property? 

You will find a very fulfilling past time waiting for you when you do.'

You don't have to refinance out of your original OO loan as long as you've fulfilled the stated OO period, which is 1 year assuming you signed an OO affidavit to that effect.

If A is not fulfilled by X date, then B happens (i.e. end of contract).  

In those very rare cases we cannot use that specific account to fulfill the reserve requirement.

surely an argument can be made that since the lease term is 1 year, prepayment of the whole year fulfills the lease agreement, not 1 month of the lease term and the rest refundable as 'security deposit' in CA, no?