I would be interested if you are interested in highlighting that others can do what we've done.

I just want to highlight the areas of risk because I had to learn the hard way.

Don't highlight those things to a buyer.

If your tenant is going to be with you for awhile you may want to amend your past lease, highlighting what you will now do if you receive late rent under your new terms and then enforce them.

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Yes, we have requested the earnest money twice and have highlighted the fact that we were not able to meet the financing contingency and therefore should get the earnest money back.

Some highlights include...

I wouldn't even waste my time highlighting the out and out lies and contradictions spouted by these two.

One highlight that turns me on is that I can use Conventional.

(No I'm not yelling, it's to highlight it.)Now, as an example, banks and the govt. make non-recourse financing available, if you default, they will not come after you or say much about it, but don't ever expect another loan in your name or in that of any company your are associated with....and that is just an unoffical blackball job, so that will last longer than any three years, try getting a Section 42 deal through (that uses non-recourse debt) with that track record!