What you can do is get some kind of cable/dish service and "turn it off" when the house is dormant.

Once things are better regulated it could go dormant unless needed again. 

The LLC holding the real estate property just has a bank account that is basically dormant.

It has been some time since this post has gone dormant. 

I've even let my units sit dormant for a few months just because I wanted to ensure I wasn't lowering my criteria. 

The best way for you to lose the liability protection provided by your LLC is to mismanage the company, allowing it to remain dormant and inactive.But, keeping minutes of meetings of a one member LLC seems silly, but the LLC really isn't you so much as a seperate corporate beast that should be fed.Any time your company acts in a significant transaction, like buying a property, such actions need to be authorized.

Any overage is escrowed by the lender, it then may become a dormant account and will revert to the state treasury.Other secured liens will be paid.

One thing to know about fleas is that their eggs can lay dormant for up to two years.

Fleas (eggs, cocoons & adults) can remain dormant for up to two years.

If it's an individual lender they might do that, for a few bucks.Why not simplify and take a non-RE asset as collateral on a demand note after a certain date, send in a car title with you as a lien holder, mark his billing for your services paid in full.Also understand that the services you're charging for need to be squeaky clean, comply with all applicable laws, in wholesaling my guess is that you could have issues.Sometimes you just work things out, a check is valid for one year before it is dormant, might just hold a check, if it bounces after he closes, well, he probably thinks he'd get nailed, and might be so, unless he fussed and brought up what you did and stopped payment.