At death, the mortgage balance was $0 but then the mortgage company attempted to foreclose alleging that they paid the deceased almost $500k.  

He's going to have to find a way to posture himself to appeal to those voters in the context of having said a bunch of weird nonsense that will not work in a general election.He's going to have to say things like "I think we should strengthen the border fence, maybe, and provide due process for people allegedly here illegally to ensure we don't deport the wrong people" and then answer to 'undecided voters' asking "Hey dude, 2 months ago you said we were going to build a mega-wall, make Mexico pay for it, and instantly deport millions of people, and all this other extreme stuff.

We've had 2 instances of tenants' doors being broken down - one by the police in a case of mistaken address-identity (the city later reimbursed us for the repair), and one by an alleged robber.

Allegedly because the units had been subdivided long ago without a permit, long before the owner bought them.

I guess I got caught up in the alleged cash flow.  

Nobody just gives away an alleged 9 or 10 cap...there's going to be some hair on that deal that you're not seeing.  

If they exceeded the days/date in the financing addendum (not the option period) then they would be in default, assuming they can't make a case for the property condition allegation.

Consumers have three years (rather than the normal one year TILA statute of limitations) to bring suits alleging violations of these rules and violations may always be raised by consumers as a defense in foreclosure proceedings.

One of the tenants sued over an alleged Fair Housing violation and the owner was dragged into the case even though he lives half-way across the country and hasn't been involved in the daily activities for decades.

I would only add that you should keep the returned application for your records, and add notes on how/when you notified the applicants of their approval, but heard nothing back as of X date, and approved next potential tenant on X or Y date.I guess sate laws on statutes of limitation for civil suits (like alleged discrimination, charging fee but not running credit reports, or running credit reports with no application, etc) vary.