I went through the lease and I found this paragraph in the lease.It is stipulated and agreed that in the event of the termination of this lease pursuant to (a) hereof, Owner shall forthwith, notwithstanding any other provisions of this lease to the contrary, be entitled to recover from Tenant as and for liquidated damages an amount equal to the difference between the rent reserved hereunder for the unexpired portion of the term demised and the fair and reasonable rental value of the demise premises for the same period.

I had several buildings damaged by a recent hail storm.

The market valuation on these dropped in my area a lot but many people don't believe their MH and an acre are worth less than pre 2008 values.Is there any damage to the MH?

The damage has already been done according to Chase, but I have not ask Bank of America, but think maybe they would say the same thing.Also as I stated Cheryl, the short sale just happened on 1/12/12 so I have not heard anything back from Chase, so I called them and talked to several people in short sales and all I was told is the account it closed.The townhouse in Calloway Glen in Charlotte, I think we owe about $136K on it and it has gotten one Low Ball offer of $66K so far.

Well it's about 94 degrees that day and I'm dressed in a suit and not exactly wearing the shoes to be taking the two mile walk we're about to go on, but how am I saying no at this point? 

This is especially a great deal because you can buy with just 3.50% down and not 10% so you conserve cash and the rehab is funded out of the same 30 year loan at the same low rate, say if the house or 1 to 4 unit and was damaged and not eligible for any regular loans.

That covers cleaning, dressing the beds, throwing our garbage, etc.

This would include rent, utilities, and whatever other charges they would normally be responsible for.Your lease should specify damages.

Are the post damaged?

She said some of her furniture has slight damage.