In order of their responses off the top of my head (in order): parents (~70%), student related (student loan, stipend, personal education loan, grant/award) probably 20%, insurance claim or related 5%, heir or employer benefit 5%.

In most cases we can rent it in less than two months and it turns into a win for everyone.My attorney at one point told me that Utah judges won't award the full unpaid lease amount--only an amount that would cover a reasonable vacancy which runs around 45 days according to him.This is not legal advise, but the way I understand it, you don't need the clause in the lease to do a buyout.  

If the property is not in an LLC, the plaintiff can come after you for the portion of the award not covered by insurance.  

We thought we had a longer period of time to make sure my son has a reasonably happy life but it no longer looks that way.My son recently was awarded ssdi [through his deceased fathers earnings]and is waiting for backpay of about 20 grand.

Two years in a row we have won THE BEST OF HUNTSVILLE AWARD for Residential Senior Care.We are buying the home from the landlord at 6% interest, but want to get the home totally in our name.

Two years in a row we have won THE BEST OF HUNTSVILLE AWARD for Residential Senior Care.We are buying the home from the landlord at 6% interest, but want to get the home totally in our name.

In Maryland, the tenant can sue the landlord and be awarded 3 x the disputed amount if he wins his case.

So, not to sound too "Academy Awards" but I should thank Brandon Turner and Josh Dorkin.

They were awarded $30 million contract to provide workforce housing in the Bakken.

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