Unable to afford the expense of homeownership she moved in with her parents.

If the landlord is unable to re-rent the unit then the breaching tenant will be responsible for all of the rent through the end of the term, however since the landlord is unable to determine if that will be the case at the time of the breach, the landlord cannot include language in the rental agreement that the tenant must pay all future rent immediately upon a breach.

I have been unable to rent it for about 5 months now and I am not seeing the price point I was desiring when I closed on it (around $1700-1800).

I've checked FM website and read the rules however I am unable to find the exact definition of Condo by FM.

I understand that this fee will be credited to my security deposit when I move in.I further understand and agree that if I should change my mind or become unable to move in for any reason, other than Landlord exercising discretion not to rent the apartment, this holding fee will be forfeited by me, and I will receive no refund of the fee.Monthly rent per lease will be due upon move in the amount of $XXXX.00.I acknowledge and agree by my signature below that the additional security deposit I will owe at the time of move in is calculated as follows:Total security deposit Per Lease of $XXXX.00.

PM claims that we were unable to send anything sooner because of the repair delays. 2) Lawyer advised to send an email to see if they'd be willing to work something out regarding the repairs. 

On one five lot subdivisions we needed an endangered species review for approval which took 16 months to initiate.  

The irresponsible utilization of the sub to method of transferring real estate being promoted by a well known guru ( with past legal troubles) to naive, inexperienced, and under capitalized “investors” will  lead to restrictive legislation negatively affecting the ability of responsible investors, desperate homeowners, and home buyers unable to qualify under high interest rates from doing a successful sub to transaction.  

Most young people are unable to buy their first homes in the area, and STR's have moved from the quaint fishing cottages around the harbourside to more residential areas, and have caused their fair share of problems.

We are thinking very long term, so in order to cover bases regarding potential deaths, wanting to pull out, or being unable to afford the investment it seemed like the best way to go.Really looking for some general advice is there is any, we feel we've googled and researched everything that will apply, but are there anymore pieces to be aware of?