If the tenant vacates the unit wrongfully, with no intention of resuming the tenancy, the landlord is entitled to the lesser of: A.

I have a resume that backs my ability to do this.

We have confidentiality agreements, buyer questionnaire forms that must be completed, buyer resume, proof of funds with financial statements blacked out etc.  

As to the loan, here is what you'll want before going to talk to a bank:On you:2 years tax returnsPFS2 months bank statementsYour bio/resume that outlines your real estate experienceThe property:Offering memorandum/flyerYTD P&LYTD Rent Roll or at least the past 3 months2 years income and expense-ideallyPhotosList of any work done or any needed work and estimated cost to cureBio/resume of property management company you plan to useThe more you take into the bank the better feedback they can give you as to what they can do.

For example - let's use apocalyptic vision here - let's say there was some massive planet-wide catastrophe such as a broad-based nuclear war.

Does the law pertain only to nuclear families or does it also include extended families (grandparents/parents/grandchildren)?

Have a professional looking "Bank Book" put together explaining who you are and your goals along with your resumes, a personal financial statement and the last three years of tax returns.

Put together a proposal and a resume which will let them know a little about you (in addition to looking professional) and what your intent is.

The bank statement I provided actually had several years of rent because it had the cash proceeds of investments I had cashed out and were in the process of redeploying in different investments.While some people dumb down their resumes so they don't look overqualified when searching for a job in a soft labor market, I'm up front when I do business.

I look at their Facebook page to get a good idea of the caliber of person they are, it's better and more accurate than a resume.