They have tried for years but it always fails.... i would wait and see what happens IMO. 

I keep telling myself that failing will not be an option for me lol Thanks again!

Meaning if I fail to pay him, he can foreclose and take the duplex? 

(Even) "If you fail, correct your course of action.

I own a duplex right outside of city limits - LOVE the Brickwall Tavern in town - if you've never been, do yourself a favor...First, let me share my "demands" that have served me well through about 3 years of renting my duplex right there in Burlington:Applicant must have current photo identification and a valid social security number.Applicant's monthly household income must exceed three times the rent.

Obtaining knowledge of foreclosure laws will be helpful as they regulate the rights of both borrowers and lenders in the event a borrower fails to uphold his or her end of a mortgage agreement.

I’ve owned my primary residence for almost three years now and I refinanced it last July.Recently I’ve gone under contract with a new house hack opportunity I’d be living in but I failed to realize that I might not be able to rent out my current residence because the refinanced mortgage is only eight months old.Is there a way I can still make it a rental?

(You may want to make sure you have an exit if the property does not appraise for the loan or if you fail to be able to secure a loan.)

Is it something that they are trying to cover up just in case the inspection fails it doesn’t show up on the listing that it was contingent or under contract and then came back ? 

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