Different short term goals I suppose.

The law states you are supposed to return the interest at the end of each year but I do not believe this is common practice.

to answer my own question I suppose that lien is junior and the buyer of the property would have some remedy to cure or wipe it out.. and I guess the holder of the CFD would then have to do a foreclosure to clear title ???

Why do you suppose that is the case? 

How much of the security deposit to return is something you may negotiate with the tenant.Technically, even if the tenant does not move in at all and the lease is still in force, you are not supposed to be showing and marketing the rental since, according the the lease, they have possession and not you.

The problem was.....her Purchase price was the highest sf price paid in that neighborhood for the last year....so, her chances of doing a light rehab and selling for 30% More than her purchase price was just never going to happen.Remember, you as agent are the one buyers are Supposed to come to for market value/ARV comps.

It’s supposed to have a form of lead capture but I haven’t seen that there is a good way to drive the traffic to our page to begin with.

A couple of these garbage fees may be tolerable if the property manager has really high reviews, but in general the 10% is their payment to do their job and many of the"extra" fees are just things from their job description so it is just a way they are trying to make more money from doing what they were already supposed to do.- expect to pay some upfront fees to get your house rent ready.

Reasons I'm interested in Evansville is I suppose comfort.

I suppose the $13k can either be used for a <20% conventional purchase or hard/private loan + refi.