The amount that the landlord can keep depends on the costs that the landlord has incurred because you changed your mind-for example, additional advertising costs and lost rent.You may also lose your deposit even if the reason you can't rent is not your fault - for example, if you lose your job and cannot afford the rental unit.If you and the landlord agree that all or part of the deposit will be refunded to you in the event that you change your mind or can't move in, make sure that the written receipt clearly states your agreement.A holding deposit merely guarantees that the landlord will not rent the unit to another person for a stated period of time.

But the mere fact that you bought the note knowing it was delinquent usually disqualifies you from being a holder-in-due-course."

Letting him leave unencumbered and having a short vacancy is merely the cost of doing business.

I certainly will never call myself a guru but merely a practitioner and really do love Real Estate Investing.

They collect $39,000 in payments and a $15,000 balloon and we service for them for a mere 3% of the P&I payment.

In the event of lawsuit, the plaintiff/tenant would only be able to sue the LLC, which holds a mere 2% of the partnership assets.  

I merely just pointed that out because I saw a rather large transaction, involving over a hundred million dollars done. 

I was merely trying to think of out of the box solutions for someone who may have an issue like this. 

The lender will usually have loan docs for the wholesaler to sign at closing, which is merely a CYA for the lender.

They are in fact 1 company that merely have statutory protection from creditors and various other rights at a series (cell) level.Make sure when you file your initial formation doc with the State to include the required language that will protect allow you to protect the "cells."