Our attorney advised us to check title early and often and we added language to the PSA that specifically protected us should the title be affected while we were still under contract.  

There's no specific language in there either about requiring a cert if a current tenant has a newborn and there is no new lease being signed.

I have language along those lines in the lease.Thank you.PS, I live in Indiana.

Maybe language like 6 months advance notice of non-renewal, etc. 

Does anyone have any HOA language they've seen or examples out there in Texas where the HOA rules do permit renters to access and be able to reserve common areas, such as for a pool party? 

@Steve Vaughan @John Chapman If you've seen that pillars language on here before, it may be from some of my colleagues.

Within 60 days and for no less than 12 months is ubiquitous, even non-qm and portfolio loans just use the standard FNMA boilerplate contracts that contain that exact promise (0% chance any SCOTUS will ever rule a FNMA contract void due to contract language, since that would eradicate trillions of dollars of American homeowner net worth).

Language is like that.Out of town buyers can overpay as they sometimes look at their local market and see a bargain at a distance.

@Alexander Quan 1) the penalty for committing mortgage fraud (which is what that would be) is, from a quick google search "Under U.S. federal and state laws, mortgage fraud can result in up to 30 years in federal prison, and up to $1 million in fines"2) you posted about possibly committing said fraud on BP with an account that shows your full name3) Most (if not all) owner-occupy mortgages have clear language that you must occupy them, so you can't just let it sit there empty for 45 days (this is an assumption, will depend on what your mortgage language says).Overall sounds like a shady way to go about starting off your investing career.

I saw no language in the lease that says lessees had to cover unallocated expenses for vacant units.