If the fail, you evict, under contract keeping their down and sell at at your price...I am not very familiar with contract for deed, but if I were the consumer, why would I pay you a large amount of money to own a home when you own the deed?

Open you eyes, look around and just notice what people are doing.If all else fails, just get a second job.

You cannot and should not try to purchase the property as an investor and when that fails turn around and make a commission from the A to C.

The law requires landlords to pay twice the amount of the security deposit if they fail to provide consumers with the list of damages along with any refund due.At the end of the third year the landlord must start giving you the yearly interest that is received from the bank, less a 1 percent fee that the landlord may keep.

If your assigning the deals, just use an option contract, or use a standard purchase agreement with an addendum to back out should you fail to assign the deal to your back end buyer...Birddogs get paid when the deal closes..

Mark Sanford: http://crooksandliars.com/logan-murphy/shocking-fox-news-labels-disgraced-re Arlen Specter: http://crooksandliars.com/2007/07/24/fox-news-labels-arlen-specter-a-democrat Mark Foley: http://www.flickr.com/photos/drjonboyg/3658292668/ Ted Stevens: http://www.flickr.com/photos/drjonboyg/3658292668/ Then there's just the idiots at Fox that really need a Geography 101 lesson: http://failblog.org/2009/08/12/geography-fail-2/ And a Spelling 101 lesson: http://www.youtube.com/watch?

-Should the Reseller fail to place a minimum of 30 orders during a 12-month period, the Reseller will be terminated from the Reseller Program.

He was told that his coverage was canceled because he failed to disclose that a doctor had once noted in his file that a CT scan showed a small aneurysm and some insignificant gallstones.

Clauses spelling out the rights and remdies (money damages) of ALL THREE PARTIES should have already been in your leases.The following is rather OLD as I haven't had a rental since '99, but it's verbatim from the Texas Real Estate Commission lease in use at the time.HOLDOVER: IF TENANT HOLDS OVER AND FAILS TO VACATE ON OR BEFORE THE CONTRACTED MOVEOUT DATE (END OF LEASE TERM, OR ANY RENEWAL OR EXTENSION PERIOD, OR THE MOVEOUT DATE AGREED TO BY THE PARTIES), TENANT SHALL BE LIABLE TO PAY RENTS FOR THE HOLDOVER PERIOD AND SHALL INDEMNIFY OWNER OR PROSPECTIVE TENANTS OR PURCHASERS FOR DAMAGES (i.e., LOST RENTALS OR PROFITS OF SALE, LODGING EXPENSES AND ATTORNEY'S FEES).

Highest foreclosure spike in five years - although much of it is backwash from failed loan modifications. 1 Million homeowners in some stage of foreclosure and a whopping 7 Million now delinquent at least 30 days.