My "hold deposit" form state multiple times in large, bold letters the money is non refundable.

I've resisted upgrading and getting rid of my BB Bold because I have a couple of hundred autotext entries that make it extremely easy to send texts and emails.

One thing nice about the tan....easy to spot rehabs on the market, lol.Just did a paint job for an investor client taking their tenants wonderful pink paint job back to off white, lots of good ones out there, used one that had a gray/blue hue to it which gives the illusion of color while still being "white".

If this hypothetical child has moved out before your ownership, that liability stays with the previous owner, not you (I added the bold).

(This is starting to be complex enough that using real, official accounting software might be a better idea.)Another thing I do on the receipt spreadsheet: when I get my bank and credit card statements at the end of the month, I go through the spreadsheet and bold all the receipt totals that are on the statements. 

Here's a stupid idea - Go to a legitimate title company and just do one escrow.Be bold and let the seller and true buyer see what you're getting for a skim off the deal.Dare you.

Sue you....over $180 bill...... good luck with that..... it will cost them that much to even talk to a lawyer......and at least half that to even file it themselves.I agree with Nathan.....as usual.....My lease states in bold language....

This is pretty bold. 

Be bold my son, we have 16 year olds locking up stuff over the phone and some guy doing this without ever seeing the property or meeting the buyer and seller (unfortunately one buyer got screwed over, but mere technicality).Why don't you just learn real real estate? 

I only have 40k saved and feel like this may be a bold move for only the second property.