When you buy a property, you are obligated to fulfill the terms of the leases currently in place.

The tenancy lasted only 4 months because they were not fulfilling the terms of their rental agreement and would have been evicted.

The more I think about it, the more I think I'd like to incorporate my interest in this area into a possible investment strategy.While I am flexible in my early goings as to what type of property I buy, putting chance of success in investing before fulfilling my interest in beautiful architecture, I've begun to thing of ways to incorporate both.

Help her understand the importance of fulfilling her part of the rental agreement.

Is there a way that I am able to get out of this contract with minimal cost if the 30 days to fulfill the contract passes (i.e. the contract expires on time), or am I still required to buy the property?

I hope to make some great connections and acquire a mentor to help me fulfill my dream.

I'm a lifelong learner and always looking to improve, there might be something I'm overlooking.

According to HUD 4155.1, more specifically 4155.1 4.B.2.b,"At least one borrower must occupy the property and sign the securityinstrument and the mortgage note in order for the property to be consideredowner-occupied".Regarding potential homes being fully occupied, during the sales process you'd inform the seller of which unit you want to be vacated in order to fulfill the owner occupied requirement.

Start inspections Tuesday and hopefully don't find anything major that is hidden from my initial walkthrough.Thus far, I have raised $1.5M for this project and only have $400k to go in order to fulfill my total loan amount.

This is truly the kick-start I needed to fulfill my dream of becoming a real estate investor and (hopefully) one day leave the corporate grind behind.