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Remember security deposits are for the protection of the landlord in the event that something is damaged or really dirty.

I'm really afraid that the 500k on fire insurance will get exhausted if there was a really bad event like death and a big lawsuit.The liability would in general protect me in that sense?

This protects the buyer's EMD in the event that they want to back out of the agreement.

Your best bet is to go downtown take a number and meet with a planner, plug your meter for MAX hours and take a good book!

I've actually heard the guys on Old Capital Podcast talk about this economic event happening in the DFW area of Texas.These ideas are just that...  

Hi @Erik Orozco ,Maybe you should send her out to the Quest IRA All Pro Event Monday night...It will be live streamed if she can't make it.  

In that event, the landlord can sue the tenant to recover the money deducted from the rent, or can file an eviction action based on the nonpayment of rent.

I am looking for asset protection in the event Insurance does not cover.