In the event the application for residency is not approved or accepted, or if the residence is not ready for occupancy, the deposit will be returned to the applicant(s). 

It doesn't have to be fancy or expensive (free is good), just post over in the Events section of the site.

If you have to get either insurance company involved, the more documentation that you have on the specifics of the event, the better. 

In that event, some 80% of housing developers and builders went under.

Need help figuring this one out, in the event a conventional loan/ bank is not going to work out for me.Thanks for any and all tips/advice!

I also am looking fwd to going to the event on the 17th.

@Dion DePaoliThe BFT/D is by statute in LA, there is no quit claim deed used in the event of default as with the CFD.

There is one section where he poses a hypothetical dialogue with a potential seller, and in the event that the seller asks who you are, the response is somewhere along the lines of, "we are a real estate investing company in (your town) and are looking for..."

Co-insurances is between 80-100% requirement usually with a 10-20% penalty in the event of a failure to comply.  

I would love to connect, I attend events in NH once in a while and we probably know some of the same crew!