3 Day to comply and then Evict?

Are there any extra regulations that landlord must comply?

The following links are not an endorsement of a particular lender, but just a quick googling of terms / rates (terms are all going to be similar as they have to comply with Fannie U/W policy regardless of originating lender) for Fannie programs:http://www.crefcoa.com/apartment-rates-main-fannie...http://www.crefcoa.com/fannie-mae-multifamily-small-loans.htmlThe tl;dr version is that you can get 80% LTV/LTC, 30 year fixed,  on properties with non recourse financing on fully stabilized properties (90% occupied is a requirement).The issue is that people think you can START with that financing on a non-stabilized/value add/new construction/rehab type property.

The biggest problem is complying with the Dodd/Frank Act since you are selling to an owner occupant. 

Fannie/Freddie notes exclude anything over 4 doors, while a commercial lender will not lend to owner-occupant  because they don't want to comply with regs relative to consumer lending - that's the whole point for them is not to have to. 

In return, members comply with the relevant Code of Practice.

If changes are required to comply to code, there may also be a requirement for drawings.  

Most of the city must comply to a FOIA request for any property.Check with village/city office.Cheers!

In CA at least, lenders who comply with the law, can prefix their title with just about anything they want so long as it's not false or misleading.

You do need to know something about Dodd-Frank, and you need to make sure and comply with your state laws.