I heard back from my co-worker that is an investor who had his lawyer check in on this.The mortgage company lost the original loan paperwork.

I run nothing through my personal acct and would be lost in a mess if I did, too.

You could possibly try going after her for the lost rent, but honestly I'm not sure what you did here because you should have never even taken it off the market it the first place without having a signed lease and a fully paid deposit and first months rent, which you obviously didn't collect. 

As long as the flue is open and the screen is closed, the likelihood of a fire is tiny.As for your liability, require renters insurance on the part of the tenant and make sure you have your own acceptable landlord policy that will reimburse you to repair/rebuild to an updated standard plus cover all your lost rent. 

., so they technically haven't lost any money but losses seem inevitable.

She also said if I didn't pay she would mail me a final bill of more than $2500 and if she needed to take legal action also charge me for damages for lost rent because she couldn't rent the apartment out in 2 weeks. 

He lost all five 4-plexes and two SFHs during the downturn.

She also said if I didn't pay she would mail me a final bill of more than $2500 and if she needed to take legal action also charge me for damages for lost rent because she couldn't rent the apartment out in 2 weeks.

A broker at my brokerage bought a property, and the owner lost quite a bit of $, because he had to close within 2 days.

A missed payment can be very risky because you could lost the property since that is the asset the loan is weighed against.