If these two reasons cancel and fight to get the EMD back FAST.If the reasons they pulled out are:Lender failing/closing like so many others.

We've also heard of these kinds of companies denying rightful claims and they have the ability to fight longer and harder than most landlords.On the whole, we avoid these sorts of products.

As Chris already stated, it wouldn't be worth hiring an attorney to fight this.Edit: real estate as a common phrase: caveat emptor, or buyer beware.

This is of course unconstitutional as the Northeast circuit court ruled and now the fight is in the Ohio Supreme Court to rule it throughout Ohio.

If she fights, you evict. 

The market is in short supply and even investors are fighting over the fixer uppers.

It's like fighting for toilet paper in Costco at the start of the pandemic again!!!!

Then “Tenant A” decides they are going to move out… be it because of a fight, or going to live with a boyfriend, or whatever.  

Overpriced, obnoxious sellers, and way too many investors fighting for crumbs. 

Everyone fights for limited help.Commercial retail in some cold belt states where you have OVERSUPPLY and most tenants leaving and not expanding more spots then those towns can be doing bad.