For her this means that she will have an eviction on her record, can be used for removal expenses and rent, and will forfeit any deposits.

Well, they forfeit their deposit and you simply rinse and repeat the process.

Well, they forfeit their deposit and you simply rinse and repeat the process.Now... if it all goes to pot and they still can't pull the trigger, now you're left with a decision.

South Carolina has what I call over the counter liens which at this point are forfeited and have a much better pricing range. 

Conversely, if I were the listing agent, I'd also expect a much higher earnest money deposit (in addition to no inspection contingency) as assurance that you'll either perform as specified by the contract this time, or forfeit your hefty deposit to the seller for the hassle.

I would just have the remaining tenants sign a new lease and have the person moving out sign a form stating they are forfeiting their security deposit (as it remains with the property).

If funds are pulled out, then the tax credits are forfeited.

And if you don't cancel without enough notice (14-60 days depending on the home and season) you forfeit that and we re-book someone else.

After a few years of not paying personal property tax the state (Presuming MD) will label the company forfeited. 

These factors should form the basis of the land buyer's purchase offer for critical deal points such as the timing and amounts of the payment of forfeitable earnest money, the closing date and if needed payments of additional earnest money to extend the closing date if need be to allow for final permitting and secure project capital.The last thing any developer wants is to need to meet a closing date prior to having a fully permitted and funded project.