Failure is not an event.

Failure is not an event.

Additionally, you must cease ANY civil actions against the Tenant, including eviction, for failure to pay whatever is owed at that time.

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Landlord reserves the right to refuse to consent to such use in its sole and absolute discretion.The failure to abide by the provisions of this section will constitute a material breach of this Agreement and is a just cause for eviction.

. $8,750.00 monthly for a loan amount of $100,000.00 at 5% interest rate for a period of 1 year.(4) Borrower will be given four weeks (a month) grace to payback the principle(loan amount) at the end of the loan duration before legal actions will be taken.(5) Failure to pay back the loan at the expected date / period, legal actions will be taken against the borrower by our attorney.(6) Address:You must inform us about change of circumstances and must tell us promptly if you change your residential address or zip, or if you think there is any information That We Should be aware of.(7) There is no early repayment penalty.(8) Interest: Interest rate shall be 5% irrespective of the loan amount.(9) Loan Process: It takes the interval of 2 to 5 days from application to funding.(10) Loan Amount: Loan amount ranges from $5,000.00 to $5,000,000.00 .(11) Loan duration: Loan duration ranges from 3 months to 20 years.

Failure to do so will not only often limit your ability to keep any of the deposit for repairs but may end up with your former tenant suing you (sometimes for several times the amount of their deposit) because of this failure.Gail

I want to hear aboout somebodies success/failure in there first flip.

If the tenant is on a month to month, you can send her a Notice of Termination of Tenancy, (a bluff) giving the allotted time per your State Law to move or go to court, reason being failure to pay her rent on time, and a breakdown of the Landlord Tenant Relationship.

Because of this issue I'm also having a hard time finding agents that are willing to work with me because there's this big risk of investing a lot of time and then having deals fall through.Some questions:1) Does anyone know of other bank loan types (I'm also pursuing private money but it's difficult without having a track record) that could possible accomodate my cosigner situation.2) Does anyone have stories of either success or failure of buying houses with FHA loans that needed moderate rehab work, and trying to work with the seller to get repairs done before closing?