I do have a failure to take occupancy piece in the lease, but the wording in it really is more geared towards a 12 month lease.Thanks for your advice!

It’s a setup for failure but she still gets her $30k and 50/50 of first 3 deals (if anyone actually closes any).

If they don't, then file for failure to pay rent.

I would not write any kind of eviction or ejection notice as you will be setting urself up for failure on getting person removed.

Oh boy.. and just watched the big short yesterday... how soon we all forget@Marco Santarelli  I see this going right back to what got the industry into trouble last go around owners with little or no cash into deals.. especially lower end tough to manage properties.. just because they can get low down they Better Have substantial reserves. this model created a lot of failures from owners ...

The wholesaler probably doesn’t believe the deal will close, just wants a contract from you and sellers failure to sell as agreed so he could establish the lost profit due to seller’s non performance and sue for the $15k differential which is easier to win rather than specific performance. 

I read a book by Ray Dalio called "Principles," where he discusses embracing and learning from failures as much as, if not more than, successes.

I always supply them with different failure calcs.  

Failure to inform your lender and insurance could lead to complications, including potential policy voiding or loan default.

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