It could be some sort of skill set for renovations, design for furnished rentals, specific market knowledge, owner occupied loan products for a house hack, etc. 

Sometimes things just happens and if you can walk away with a little gain but get out of a problem situation you call it a good day!!

However, this could also portend our own situation in a year's time if we take them. 

What are things to look our for in this situation?

One more thing, especially for people who don't meet my criteria, besides more deposit is required, I also do a interview with them, not interrogation style, more like a friendly conversation to figure out their situation.

Any specific events you are referring to?

But in this case what is the difference from the buyer prospective, other then they are getting a better loan/ equity situation then conventional financing?

I’d recommend confirming the scope of work and checking with the Tennessee Board for Licensing Contractors to determine if a license is needed for your specific project.

Some company paystubs have specific characteristics that are embedded in the document that make them a bit different.

The agreement specifically allowed KeyGlee to use the End Buyer's EMD to secure the underlying contract with the actual seller... and to forfeit that EMD if the End Buyer failed to close.