Once the security deposit has been used, you have no leverage.

Debt projects are generally secured loans.  

At the point in time a business sells inventory, the corresponding accounting entry is "Cost of Goods Sold" which is a fancy way of recognizing the expenses associated with that inventory.

The problem is there is a huge language barrier even with written correspondence so I am unsure of how to notify him in a way that he fully understands what I am trying to say.

If there are multiples I let the chosen applicants know the place is theirs, as long as they complete the lease signing process and pay the security deposit, and any other fees needed. 

I foresee finding cash buyers and a title company, that will be fine with closing with assignment, once I do secure a deal as an area of opportunity for me right now. 

You are securing the loan with a building. 

The difference in the type of degree that your grandson will attain versus the one I will have aft we completing my program is job security in the future.

-Tenants staying there since (24 months, 14 months, 6 months, 6 months)-Leases are going to expire in (24 months, 6 months, 6 months, 6 months)-Security deposit (295, 295, 295, 125)Bad- Year of construction: 1981Ugly (This fee is supposed to be a deal killer but I think the risk is worth taking - I am seeking your expert opinion on this subject).- Monthly Maintenance Fee of 760$ - Seller is claiming that this fee cover pretty much everything except inside the property… the insurance on thru HOA is enough for most banks… also cable/trash/grounds/day-night security…I prepared 2 Reports using Bigger Pocket’s Rental property calculator a) With 100% mortgage b) With 75% mortgage.During the preparation of these Reports, I considered the potential future expenses by having the following assumptions.

For example.Investor lends 100k for the purchase of a 500k duplex.Homeowner lives in one property and rents out the second property for 1500 a month.Pays the investor 834 a month (10,008 annually) and keeps the remaining 666 from the income property.The investor is getting a 10% roi while the prospective owner is getting some income from the rental property, access to the housing market (and as such all of the associated tax benefits) and doesn't have to pay mortgage insurance.Of course there would need to be some sort of security and the lender could have their name on the deed?