Here is a link to a very good article by @Brandon Turner that explains the requirements that must be met for a sale to take place within 90 days. http://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2012/12/05/fha-suspends-anti-flip-2014/This is not an unreasonable request from the lender, especially since your selling price is over 20% of you purchase price.

At least here in NJ, I believe that you need to be in a place for 30 days to have legal possession of it and protection by anti-eviction statutes.

There are a number of people who seem to be anti-turnkey.

And this is compounded by what seem to be increasingly anti-car policies by DMPED to approve projects with lower and lower parking requirements, some evening going so far as to say the DC gov. is on a crusade against cars.

I've looked at the Anti-Eviction Act and related bulletins from the state but I haven't seen anything specifically mentioned about this.Thanks!

I'm guessing it's because I have so much anti-virus stuff running that it blocks lots of automatic website features.

I say this with the caveat I'm anti-guru as most info can be researched for free at BP. :-)

Great quality impact and drill cordless.CORDED saws, (or cordless and 10 batteries and hope you are only cutting chop sticks) Nice framing hammer ( get anti-vibe, and it doubles as a sledge)Non contact voltage detector (these cost $10 and will literally save your life, even if you don't do rehab it's just nice to know what's live and what's not.)Personally my job deals with electricity so I am very comfortable doing all my own electrical.

It may be a sign they are "anti-landlord."

We have a what I like to call "anti-reia" group that meets once a month in Fairfax that I co-host.