This is the reality so no, just because the contract suggests the money is refundable does not mean its not at risk. 

I forgot the poster, but the McDonalds man needs to get a taste of this reality.2nd point, rise before they trend back to where they are now is my expectation. 

It's the same fundamental principles of the math realities of things, just the how-to changes. 

The reality is the land has value.make sure you do accurate and conservative underwriting.   

On paper numbers and in reality numbers are completely different. this is because with riskier investments you have higher chances for evictions, maintenance issues, management calls, non payments of rent, damage to property etc.

Reality is there is way more buyers than deals.

The reality was that to obtain the projected cash flow the investors needed to purchase the type of properties where the transient tenants paid weekly.  

Now, as a mortgage banker, I’m passionate about helping others navigate the world of real estate finance and make their investment dreams a reality.

so the title company if they have to pay it is going to be not so nice to the seller. the reality is if you dont do the intent to lien then yes you can get it removed usually though has to be done through the court title company wont take the risk..

The reality is the opposite - if it's not in writing then the PMC doesn't have to provide the service or can charge extra for it!