Just saying an attorney should have been involved long ago and an independent assessment made as to the degree of damages.

I think you'd have to worry more about damage to your property and perhaps stuff getting stolen from your rehab sites than tenants not paying.3.

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Defendant was to make payments on the damages and you were given a security instrument in one of the Defendant's properties as security.5.

They were liable for any damage or theft that occurs to the residence, but it still leaves you with an uneasy feeling if you allow yourself to imagine worst case senarios.

Do you know what the source of the damage is?

My real question with this thread is whether or not we were somehow technically in breach of contract such that the seller could have walked away and demanded that the escrow agent send him the earnest funds as liquidated damages.

There is disclosure responsibility by the plaintiff (mortgagee) to show if a note is lost or damaged.

Upon move-out when you inspect the house for damage other than acceptable wear/tear, I would look at the yard.

Your only real out would be if you made the offer on 8/25 and she didn't move out until 9/10, at that point she's incurred the September rent so you've at least got some defense, but do you really want to risk punitive damages?