I don't really see loosing this job as a huge loss.

Lindsay -I knew your Dad well and I'm very sorry for your loss.

If the loan goes belly up, they could still recoup their losses through foreclosure and not severely cripple their Investor returns. 

., esp. at risk of a loss, in the expectation of making a profit through market fluctuations. 

How the… What the… Holy… I'm at a loss for words.  

This almost eliminates your losses.

If someone needs to break a lease for a VALID reason (a job loss where they truly no longer can afford the rent and the landlord sees the handwriting on the wall in terms of an eviction for such down the road for example) this may make sense. 

They tend to be at a loss for words if you deliver it calmly but firmly face to face and you get the gratification.  

The standard mandates an improvement in the stand-by losses / energy efficiency factor of the tanks.  

The seller wants to buy the home back down the road, so the tenant situation is fairly ideal as long as his income doesn't tank again (divorce and job loss are the initial hardship reasons).I'd also like to incorporate into my financing agreement something that states that non-payment of rent by the seller would result in non-payment of the mortgage, mitigating my risk in the mortgage.