Follow the provisions outlined in my lease to remove you.

good outline, i think you are right on.  

You'll find tons of info online - but like @Sunny Suh recommended, you're best bet is to speak with a lender and outline your particular situation.Here's a link to get your research started: http://portalapps.hud.gov/FHAFAQ/controllerServlet?

I have not found a single family house but would look to spend around $350k with a 20% down payment.The multi family house I have found and am considering purchasing is a duplex that is outlined below:Asking Price: $500,000Loan DetailsDown payment: $100,000Loan Amount: $400,000Interest Rate: 4%Loan Duration: 30 yearsRent RollUnit #1: $2,500 (owner occupied)Unit #2: $2,000Annual ExpensesTaxes: $17,500Insurance: $2,500Other: $12,000Capital Expenses: $40,000The duplex is located near NYC, one block from the train station so it is both convenient for me and should be no problem to rent.My questions are listed below: At what purchase price does this duplex make sense for a buy and hold strategy?

The board of health came in and gave you a letter which outlines the repairs that must be made.

Just let her know the check bounced and she will incur all late fees and other charges outlined in her lease.

The remainder of this report outlines state regulators’ baseline prudential regulatory framework for non-bank mortgage servicers, and provides additional information and analysis regarding each of the prudential standards proposed by state regulators.

You can also outline the current situation for them.

If he is one of these be sure to outline what the changes are going to be.  

For raw land a map and aerial with property outline always helps too (like what you have).