By making a contract with a California resident, there does seem to be sufficient contact as California has a strong long-arm statute but the defendant may argue that Wyoming is a superior forum and the the case should be dismissed and filed there. 

Most of the time when you order from a hotel linen provider, you have to buy in large quantity.

So in your scenario, if you sold your new-build and the proceeds did not exceed/ fully pay off the debt, would they allow for an unpaid portion of it to remain attached to your primary residence while still releasing the lien on new-construction, delivering the potential buyer clear title (which would be necessary in a sale transaction). i hope i didn't just confuse you further. basically, you want to know if they allow for a partial release, just in-case. edit: if they say no, then you'll want to make SURE your numbers are sufficient to pay off the debt once the new-build was sold or refinanced.

However, I still would like a general introduction to real estate outside of just the short-term rental sphere.Does the Short-Term Rental Bootcamp cover the basics of real estate and discuss other types of real estate sufficiently to hop straight onto that course?

The most fundamental problem is that it promotes quantity over quality.

These are very light weight, pack easy and have awesome caloric quantity vs. their volume they take up.

And again, the bank can not dictate anything, if your contract is sufficient to payoff the loan, that's all they get. up to the minute before the Trustee, anounces the sale on the steps.

As Jesse Rivera sort of implies, it's only worth it if the published debt / judgment is sufficiently below what you're willing to pay.

If Seller fails to perform, all loan, sales processing and closing costsincurred whether same were to be paid by Seller or Buyer will be the responsibility of Seller, and Buyer will be entitled to the return of the Binder depositThis will include, but not be limited to the transaction not being closed because Seller is unable to complete the transaction for a qualified Buyer, or becausethe property does not appraise for an amount sufficient to enable the lender to make the required loan, or because Seller elects not to pay for the excessamount in paragraphs 4 (with respect to repairs), 9, or 11, or because the zoning is not as required in paragraph 16 or because Seller cannot delivermarketable title.6.

If you google your state lien law statutes, there's usually a statutory release form contained in the statutes, even though variations are sufficient as long as they contain all the proper language.