I am not sure how they would feel if I led them to believe I didn't own a property and they found out otherwise later- kind of destroys any trust they had for me.I am in a unique situation now, I have people calling about apartments that are not currently leased (I have taken the ads down but still get calls) and am under contract on two more purchases.  

The hurricane damage exposed some part of the building that wasn't up to code (the steal beams) and they had to rebuild that plus other parts of the condo that got destroyed like the lobby and gym etc. and everyone got hit with that huge assessment.

I have considered a recourse loan with a personal guarantee, however, I have read that a personal guarantee would provide a loop hole in legal situations which might destroy the whole purpose of forming a corporation.  

If you get multiple applicants and one passes then offer to mail or destroy  the checks of those that didn't get processed. 

House blew up, destroyed the house next door and damaged 5 others, no one injured, it was a big boom!

She called and left a very emotional VM after their initial court hearing accusing him of destroying the house, etc....

I would like to find a house to rent to her since the foreclosure has completely destroyed her credit.

I have GOT to think that at least for the corporate world, smart phones have had to destroy productivity.If you don't care for your job, you can disappear in corner or the bathroom and play games on your phone for 20 minutes at a time, or until your legs go numb...not like I know about this..LOL.

If it is ever destroyed (not likely) then clear the lot and build new or clear the lot and sell it to a neighbor, then move on to the next deal. 

@Conway ChuramanIt sounds like you need to "burn the boats" wherein the olden days a military commander once his forces had landed on the shores of the area they were to lay siege, they would then burn the boats, so it was either succeed in their conquest or be destroyed.