You're looking for 'living space' here, so you must comply with those requirements.

So far the management of all of these renovations hasn't been too terrible, and aside from the pain of having to comply to repairs following a buyer's home inspection, the sales process has not been very difficult. 

If you have a back-up offer from a third party where you will be making a profit ie; "A Flip" you better re-structure your transaction accordingly.The key to the above statement are the words "Not been disclosed to and approved by the lender and appear on the HUD-1".There is no way around this if you intend on flipping it you must comply with the exact spirit and language of the ALA.

The @ won't work, but Bill, by solution I meant how they recommend complying with it.

With that being said, can you deliver the Comply or Quit on the 2nd?

There are things you must do to comply with the law, and under some scenarios, you can lose your investment (eg: if you don't file for foreclosure on time).

If you are going to get into any consumer activity you need to find a servicer and assign your transaction immediately upon making an obligation, you will not be able to collect nor will you be able to comply with the new requirements.I say that because I've been reading through examination manual materials that the CFPB Examiners will use to examine creditor activities.

And I don't understand why she wants to live there if she thinks I'm such a bad landlord.My lease doesn't say anything about notice just that I may enter the premises during reasonable hours for the following purposes: to inspect to see if the tenant is complying with this agreement, to make repairs, and to exhibit the unit to prospective purchasers, mortagees and tenants.

That means that you may need to comply with business requirements for tax purposes and applicable licensing requirements.

Get familiar with your local laws and make sure your lease complies.