I am curious on how I should handle the news that they have an accepted offer.

I did learn that the owner accepted an offer of an owner occupant and had said they rather have the house go to someone who wants to live there.

No hallway is required, however here's the requirements that I know of.Minimum square footage: This can vary from state to state, 70 to 80 square feet is generally the acceptable minimum. 

I already accepted it and can drop it later, but I'd like to go through with this one, or at least help her find tenants. 

Unfortunately, the city is currently not accepting any new 'Short Term Rental' permits, but they are accepting renewals for existing permits.

Landlords should accept that we are targets of the political class.

August 2020 - 68 Unit Apartment LOI AcceptedSeptember 2020 - 68 Unit under Contract / 44 Unit LOI Accepted October 2020 - 44 Unit under ContractDecember 11, 2020 - 44 Unit closed (JV). (68 Unit closing got pushed a little - Syndication)Feb. 2021 - 68 Unit expected to be closed within this month.A few things I learned: Right education.

A good broker will know exactly what an acceptable loan smells like for a lender. 

No clue, my guess would be no since they have accepted the return of the deposit, but check with a real estate lawyer in your state because I'm just guessing here.

For SFH LTR, I'm curious for your current take on the following deal analysis metrics:- What are you considering an acceptable cash on cash return currently?