Some times it is ok to be BOLD on the colors you use as long as the house welcomes the make up.

I can only tell you, that in our agreements, the tenant is notified - in BOLD writing - of the law, and must request guards in writing.

Hi Lesley, I understood what you said, but that portion in bold is a result of a combination of either incompetence on the part of lenders, and/or investors buying real estate that does not cashflow, and not fannie/freddie rules. 

I've bolded my concerns. 

@Will Barnard  this year saw me doing my continuing ED for my CA re brokers license my state of Oregon mortgage bankers license..So I pass the CA brokers which I have been doing for 40 years.. then I have to do on the RE Bureau website and pay my fee and such... what stood out for me was a big bold tab at the bottom of the page.. ( If you suspect anyone of selling RE without a license make complaints here )....

Forbearance shows up in big bold letters in the same place they list Foreclosures.

If I were in that position, I'd keep things clean and take the commission--there will be lots of deductions from the purchase and closing costs anyway.You may be bold on your deductions but NEVER cheat on your declaration of income.

It also says in large bold letters near the top that 911 is who you call for emergencies like fire, police or medical matters.

@Ray Harrell: I just bolded and underlined your quote, because it is gold.

Bold but chill...