Failure of bidder to make cash deposit or to comply with bid; resale."

@Nabeel MahmudIn Pennsylvania, the tenant generally has the right to cure a default that relates to failure to pay.

I would guess that something the tenant was doing most likely caused their premature failure, unless they were very cheep knobs installed at the time of the previous tenant.

agree with @Kevin Siedlecki, its not a failure of your buyer list. 

Hi, all.I have been trying to buy into this crazy market for the last 3 months with mostly disheartening failures.

Without proper strengthening, these vulnerable buildings may be subjected to structural failure during and/or after an earthquake.

@Jay HinrichsFollowing up on your comment about syndication failures...I've only been looking at syndications about two years now, but every offering I see is at least 50-100 pages, and I swear that half of it is disclaimer language warning a potential investor of virtually everything that could possibly go wrong on the deal, to the point where no sane person would ever choose to invest in it.

Those who are persistent, follow up with me often, and tell me what steps they have taken or failures they have had get my hep or better yet, partnership.Good luck and get out there!

Does the test set you up for failure like the practice exams seem to do?

Crossing fingers on sewer before septic failure!