I assume a common area, front porch etc, i.e no a private area like back yard .... then I dont see that as an issue  Tenant is asking also to see a video or photo of what the camera seesI'm assuming it wouldn't be a landlord issue?

However, the seller claims he purchased the property as a two-unit dwelling based on Baltimore City public records, yet it’s not legally permitted as such.

We will have heavy surveillance with video cameras on 30 foot poles in multiple locations.

I made a video response for you since this is a pretty involved question =)https://www.loom.com/share/a3736c9f04a14d96ac3392c66eec07dc?...

In the parlance of the Federal government, such loans are called loans on one-to-four family dwellings.

Tons of videos to learn

On my company FB page (Pine Springs Homesteads) I made a video specifically for identifying load bearing walls.

Lead Certification billed per unit $200-$400  (depending on company you use) every 2 years3.HVAC Certification Billed per dwelling unit $100-$2004.

I will do a podcast or post a video or share my realtor partners content to help them gain additional reach.

In doing this you've likely committed fraud since your entire intention was always to close with the 2nd at 100% LTV...I've watched the video where Pace describes this and in essence he says that treating them as two separate transactions is fine and there's no need to tell the lender.