If it was sent to the HUD investigative dept it at the least would cause you months if not years of uneasiness and worst thousands of dollars in legal fees defending yourselfI would have held my nose and wrote the check as well. 

So could working my *** off day and night to get up the cash to start properly.Anyways, every time I read one of these no money investing type write ups, all of this really basic knowledge I paid through the nose for in my MBA program says "if an investor is a business, who does a 100% financing on any business asset, without substantial proof of past performance and a balance sheet that shows capital reserves that would allow for proper exit or sustainment of said asset? 

Long time no see.

However, maybe I have a sensitive nose, but I feel like I can still smell it.

Just saying, I think protections only go so far, for the rest you need to keep your nose clean.

And good luck explaining to a judge why you should be able to withhold the security deposit to cover the re-repainting if the judge asks why you didn't just wait one week until the tenant actually moved out.Don't cut off your nose to spite your face. 

People go to attorneys and set up estate plans, then that attorney sticks a nose in the deal.

He told the kids to stay back, but they ignored dad and ran up to the pig who rooted them with his nose.

They’ll be able to help you keep your nose clean and not create an appearance of retribution. 

But, your own investors must know: their cash investment will be totally wiped out if the purchased asset needed to be sold at a 20% hit off the purchase price for any reason, such as: the economy taking a nose-dive, right?