As consideration for the loan we are providing and to secure your obligations under this Agreement, you hereby grant to us a security interest in the following property (collectively “Collateral”):all consideration received from the collection, sale or other disposition of the Collateralized Goods, including any payment received from any insurer arising from any loss, damage or destruction of any Collateralized Goods and any other payment received as a result of possessing any Collateralized Goods, or any other proceeds of Collateralized Goods."

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Also, since you are living in the property that you'll be renovating, please make sure you are not leaving yourself (and your possessions) at risk of theft or worse.Hiring the expensive GC that you have confidence in will cost money. 

Possession is 99% of the law. ;-) If she isn't in possession and you haven't signed the agreement, and you refund based on a provable fact, she can't do a thing.

As soon as you take possession, do a walk through to document the condition of the home, so that when the tenant does move out, you know what was damaged AFTER you bought it.

After the eviction process, we got back possession and discovered significant amount of damages from feces on carpets and walls, broken garage door, broken fence door, broken laundry washer, to unimaginable horrors on the trees, and landscapes.

The State has had possession for 6 years. 

Honestly knowing that people can't picture the finished product, I'd wait until you have possession and can post after photos.

A direct buyer does not have any obligation other than letting the seller know that they do possess a real estate license if they do because then it is not arm's length.Once a wholesaler is involved, they are making representations to the seller about the deal they will help them get.

(A) Any security deposit in excess of fifty dollars or one month's periodic rent, whichever is greater, shall bear interest on the excess at the rate of five per cent per annum if the tenant remains in possession of the premises for six months or more, and shall be computed and paid annually by the landlord to the tenant."