If you don't have it then you forfeit the $90 you paid to take the test that day and will have to reschedule which could be a few weeks out.The tests themselves were between 70-80 questions each for the National and State sides.  

If you or any co-applicant withdraws an Application or notifies us that you've changed your mind about renting the dwelling unit, a $250.00 Administrative Fee, AND a daily rate of the proposed rent calculated from the date the application was submitted shall be forfeited to Liberty Management, Inc. and/or Landlord from the Application Deposit.

What I understood this to mean, is that if the tenant never moves in, they have forfeited their holding deposit, because the only way to ever get it back, would be if they moved into the unit. 

If your property is worth $1000 a month, would you forfeit $100 a month for someone with a 800+ score?

Technically no, your lease probably states (as most do) that you forfeit your security deposit if you terminate the lease early. 

One was allegedly going out of business, the second was a party who previously owned some of the properties I was purchasing (and subsequently forfeited them to the bank).  

There is a 10-day demand for possession, but that is given because if the borrower fails to vacate within time limits, he/she forfeits their post-foreclosure redemption rights.The appropriate lawsuit is ejectment, not eviction.  

If full payment is not made within 24 hours, they buyer forfeits the deposit made at the auction.AND, A TAX LIEN?

It looks like if he didn't return the deposit or send the receipt of damages and the charges corresponding to the damages then he forfeits the deposit all together.

Perhaps one could forfeit future profit but that is never guaranteed.