The seller does not have a crystal ball and cannot disclose that the tenant is not going to pay the when when the seller does not know whether or not the tenant will pay the rent, but the seller does have the right to hope the tenant will pay the rent and he has the right to keep the deposit for the portion of rent that was owner when he owned the property.

So one of my goofy renters' goofy kids was playing with a lighter and basically burnt up her room and a good portion of the upstairs.  

I find it vital to success to surround yourself with like-minded individuals with a common goal, therefore I would love to get some insight regarding where investors meet, conferences, etc..

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We demolished all but a few feet of the home and left a portion of the existing foundation, then designed and built a new 2,504 SF modern home with an attached 2 car garage.

They can advise you on what needs to be paid down first.You can also ask them about your down payment, a large portion of that has to be your own funds, so you have to have your own money. 

I would probably give the upstairs a larger portion of that number since it is likely larger. 

Maybe let him know that if he agrees in writing and you can get rid of everything now and re-rent the unit before the end of the month, you'll prorate the rent and send him a portion of his deposit back.   

@John Moore I think it will be a small portion of buyers that will buy online.

If partners are obligated to make contributions by agreeing to terms and fail to fund their portion (I am not sure what is the best course of action here…)4.