Jon is quite right expense are recorded on your income statement.Assets Cash Cash surrender value of life insurance Retirement accounts Marketable securities Real Estate Business Investments Other Investments Gold and other commodities Notes ReceivableLiabilities Mortgages Credit Cards Lines of credit Other Loans Student loans There are not the only accounts but for anyone not sure what goes on the balance sheet this should give you a better idea.

Bond certificates have a physical part of the document that is detached and surrendered for payment of interest, this is called coupon clipping.

Move-Out Condition: When this lease ends, Tenant will surrender the Property in the same condition as when received, normal wear and tear excepted.

Just a thought....Since you own the building and live there can you contact the local police department and inform them that for the next 30-60 days you're surrendering part of your 4th amendment rights on the building - basically open the building up to random unannounced searches?

Find an actual statement that you say is a lie, and I'll surrender.

It sounds like you are talking about a Chapter 7 Bankrutcy, where the owner is surrendering the property.

I go out and find people holding notes secured by real estate, after gathering the note information and finding a buyer, the seller and I sign a commitment agreement, from there the seller gives me a copy of all necessary documents, after the buyer signs and returns my NCND (Non-Circumvent, Non-Disclosure agreement) and payout agreement, I surrender all contact info to him and pass along the documents I received from the seller, and finally receive my finders fee.This process is exactly as Eric explains it as:Build buyers list==>Find homes==>Put under contract (your name or llc)==>Sign a completely new contract with your buyer==>Double Closing ==> Closing #1-Close with the owner of the home (No money is exchanged)==>Closing #2-Close with your buyer (Give you money)==>Give the money from the closing with your buyer to the title office==>Leave closing with difference between closing #1 and closing #2.I have closed 4 deals this way, so I know what I'm doing but I don't know how to call it.

That may be something to look into so that you don't have to surrender yourself to the broker who helped get you licensed.

I have a team in place of agents and negotiators to handle the transaction (if the agent would be willing to surrender control w/a guaranteed commission if the property closes).

e) The Tenant/Buyer will surrender and deliver the property at the end of the term of this option in the event the option is not exercised.