I have a similar clause in my management agreement:Owner agrees to protect, defend, indemnify, and hold Broker harmless from any damage, costs, attorney’s fees, and expenses that:(1) Are caused by Owner, negligently or otherwise;(2) Arise from Owner’s failure to disclose any material or relevant information about the Property;(3) Are caused by Owner providing any incorrect information to any person; or(4) Are related to the management of the Property and not caused by Broker, negligently or otherwise.When searching for a Property Manager, it's important to interview several and compare their management agreement, lease agreement, policies and procedures, etc.

When rates change every bank has a different policy about how to incorporate new rates and how quickly to change them or how to change underwriting standards.

Subtotal $1,700.00 Tax $153.00 Total $1,853.00 Installation $700.00 Grand Total $2,553.00 Our policy requires a 50% deposit at the time the order is placed.Total cost to installation above windows is $700.00.

NOT LEGAL OPINION - But think is correct interpretation.If you use FHA as lender, means you are Owner / Occupant, and FHA (I think) has a policy of NOT going after Owner Occupants for Loan Deficiencies. 

The student housing community I worked for required all tenants to have a minimum of 100K liability and you'd be surprised at how many times we had to use their policy for some sort of damage to the property (i.e. flooding, fires, etc.).As far as rent payments, I would recommend using Venmo.

You are telling people to go out and do XYZ while just 3 months ago, XYZ was either done away with by lenders internal policies or Attorney Generals and Law Makers.

Even though all the countries that are in the euro have their own central banks and own monetary policies, their options for reacting to the downgrade are limited.

Having secure borders is a national defense policy...not a political one.

Since this one did not need to be signed, you may not have seen it BUT your agent should have.Page five of the packet is the “Earnest Money Forfeiture Policy” which provides for, verbatim from the form:“Investor PurchasersUninsured Sales – The purchaser will forfeit 100% of the earnest money deposit for failure to close, regardless of reason.Insured Sales – The purchaser will forfeit 50% of the earnest money deposit for failure to close if purchaser is determined by HUD or Direct Endorsement underwriter to be an unacceptable buyer.

This is a shared living situation, with me as the roommate sharing property.My policy has been "no smokers, no way."