lastly, what are the stipulations called that are presented with the offer that would allow me to back out if necessary?

Mind you I will be occupying one unit for my FHA load stipulation.

Just put in another offer with my realtor, but NACA's stipulations are so impossible (at least in LA for someone making as little as me) that my offers are never accepted. 

I did not see any stipulation prior to bidding reflect this information/link to agreement/contract.2.

It is now at the lowest rate it will go.Your new loan may stipulate some minimum amount of time for you to continue to live there (say 12 months) in order to be eligible for owner occupied (i.e. lower) interest rates.

There would be no significant payout for damages in this case, and no reason to ding your loss history record with that agent/carrier.The last thing is that "some" policies do have certain stipulations on how quickly you should file a claim, but if the damages are significant enough, it can't hurt to just file it. 

When in fact, there is no such stipulation in the law.For example, in the county that I mostly deal in, while no law exists, the de facto minimum amount is $1,000 per contract.

Hopefully it stays aroundI was told by a client that a new policy stipulates that the army personnel are now responsible for paying/choosing their own housing..Not sure how that is going to pan out...

The loans stipulate that we have to live in one unit.

My contract has pretty strict stipulations for reletting, and I think I will see the best 'value' overall by giving in and returning the prepaid rent once a new tenant is found.