And then there are professional (or should I say habitual) risk takers, who lose money, but get to keep everything....including their secretaries.We never know all the details, so who are we to judge?

In other details that might be important, homes are cheaper here in east TN than most places so finding foreclosures from 30-70,000 that are valued at 100-150,000 seems to be pretty common and they're nice houses (not in bad neighborhoods or anything).

If you are interested, PM me for the details or just go to their website.

@Wayne BrooksHi Wayne thanks for replying.I looked it over and didn't see any details one way or the other in-regards to the rent pay out, only that 30 days notice needs to be given too the PM.

I'd be interested in more details on your insights.

If he argues (and assuming you're not leaving out other pertinent sections of the lease) I would inform him that you'd be happy to have your lawyer contact him if needed.

Don't be economical with the details (thanks Rick H).

What do you think http://www.realtor.com/realestateandhomes-detail/141-N-6Th-Ave_Manville-Boro_NJ_08835_M69687-12179?

Google "Instrumentality Rule" for details and factors on what the Plaintiff must prove to pierce the corporate veil.

Most Realtor contracts detail in the Buyer Deposit section that the deposit is the only liquid damages entitled to the seller in the event of default.