The rules of Monopoly are such that a mortgaged property CAN NOT cash flow.I'm a little bit biased, to be fair, but I'm going to have to go ahead and disagree with that...Furthermore, a political agenda is revealed by the notion that you can just pay a little money to get out of jail.The premise that your real estate success depends on a role of the dice is additional condemnation of the game.

Secondly, the idea that a court will care if you use QuickBooks is silly and reveals your lack of experience in evictions.

Remember doc's have to be sign before the property is even revealed to anyone.

The page source view would reveal all words any color.

You aren't required by law to reveal anything unless they subpoena it out of you.

When I read that in the other thread, I thought it sounded so absurd there was no way it could be true...but sure enough a quick google search revealed it was in fact true.

Just sit down and put on paper what the results of all options are and the best scenario will be revealed to you in doing that? 

You probably have an inspection contingency, which means you have a period during which you can get out of the contract if the inspection reveals significant problems.

Tennant A is a member of a protected class and Tennant B is a white guy in his 30s; their stats are as follows:Tennant A; 700 credit score, monthly income of $4,000, no felonies or any other marks on the record, and two positive landlord references.Tennant B; 650 credit score, monthly income of $3,500, no felonies or any other marks on the record, and two positive landlord references.Subjective observations of each of the tennants are:Tennant A; showed up 20 minutes late to our scheduled showing of the property, the vehicle is a pit and obviously not cared for properly, dressed in pajamas, and a review of his social media revealed multiple crude and explicit posts.Tennant B; Showed up 10 minutes before he was scheduled to view the house, clean car, dressed professionally, and had minimal social media posts all of which were clean and polite. 

This means if the buyer could have gotten an inspection that would have revealed issues and they chose not to then they do not have a basis now for a claim.