I feel bad for not thanking each individually, but I did read every post in it's entirety.

I just read a 27 page Fannie Mae contract in its entirety and deciphered it line by line yesterday and it definitely included that any delays in title work or inability to clear title on Fannie Mae's side can cause the deal to be canceled!

While it is true and accurate that a "deposit" is by nature generally intended to be refundable, in the case where an agreement specifically indicates that a deposit in its entirety or a portion of a deposit is not refundable and it is agreed to by the parties as indicated by signature of the parties, then  as it relates to that portion so specified, or, the entirety of the deposit so indicated as non-refundable, it is not a refundable deposit.  

Being from Brooklyn you have the entirety of Long Island to pick and choose from.

I have found a few duplexes for right around $100k which would be great for our down payment and we could absorb the entirety of the payment if we had issues renting it for a period of time.

Owned my oldest student rental through the entirety of the crash.

However, borrowers should be aware that some lenders require the capital to be repaid in its entirety at the end of the drawdown period.Some lenders won’t allow a second charge to be secured against properties, so borrowers should seek permission from their mortgage company first.

They will accept a quitclaim deed but wouldn't that grant the entirety of the LLC into my personal name?

Let them sue you, then counter sue for the entirety of the contracted amount of rent they owe you.

If it is in personal names is it Tenants by the entireties?