By doing this, you are able to sign an indefinite lease which gives you and the tenant a lot of flexibility.

If I’m right it was an indefinite COC return, I had used a VA home loan to purchase the property, lived in if for 2.5 years then moved further north in VA.

When living in the place you might be willing to accept negative cash flow, but you can't do that indefinitely when expanding.

I have 3 properties lease out, great tenants, though i am considering selling based on the appreciations.I started to read about end of lease, and how to approach the sale.I read something that stated, even if the lease is not renewed, the tenant can stay month to month indefinitely. 

., heavy upfront depreciation on perpetually expanding pipeline construction that you intend to hold indefinitely).

If I was to fail, in her assessment of things, I could part ways indefinitely without hesitation.

What state are you looking to invest in? Definitely

That will let you indefinitely defer paying tax on all gain and the depreciation write off. 

Larger banks tend to be a little more difficult to negotiate with on price.Banks know they will take a hit when they accept to do a short sale, but then again, they don't mind doing this since loans are insured against defaulting, plus banks get to carry over their losses indefinitely, so the range may vary (again, depending on the bank) anywhere from 50% of FMV (Fair Market Value) to 75% of FMV. 

And does your board allow open subletting indefinitely?