Working with attorneys and the court system to get contracts on forced sales of RE and the contents.

Had to let it set in the MHP for 4-months until bankruptcy court released it - then mortgage company had to reposses it.

Take them to small claims court.

The landlord can only appeal to court when the renters owe 3 months rent, and the eviction order takes at least 6 months to get from court.- There has been increasing demand for rentals as since 2007 many people can't save enough money for the down payment to purchase an apartment.

The property address is 4309 Springmill Court, Marietta GA.

Just think of getting it challenged - you cannot prove it was late, so how do you defend yourself in court (should it get there)?

Last month, I sold a contract and I got 5k cash plus the buyer owns a large asphalt company, so as part of the deal, he is installing a regulation size tennis court at my home.

An actual earnest money deposit is NOT a requirement of valid consideration or a valid contract.I believe, but have absolutely no evidence, that this is a national courts interpretation/decision or a generally accepted interpretation of contract law because of how similarly I've seen it phrased in different states.Not to say that there aren't states that interpret it differently, but the dozen or so I have researched are all the same.In Texas at the least, I have had this discussion with several very well qualified attorneys, and they all agree that earnest money is NOT required for a valid and enforceable contract in Texas.

If such premises or any part thereof be re-let by the Owner for the unexpired term of said lease, or any part thereof, before presentation of proof of which liquidated damages to any court, commission or tribunal, the amount of rent reserved upon such reletting shall be deemed to be the fair and reasonable rental value for the part or the whole of the premises so re-let during the term of the re-letting.

It was very simple I just went to the court house and asked where to go.