Refugees surely cannot, as they are merely parasites to the taxpayers. 

I hate to post a response that merely states to talk to an attorney, but in your situation, I think it would be a very good idea to talk to an attorney before you do anything. 

This is meant to be contrasted with certain loans in years past that could be assumed merely by paying an assumption fee and notifying the lender of the new owner.But is the term "nonassumable" accurate?

The seller doesn't owe you anything, they are merely offering you an opportunity that you can choose to accept or reject.

@Janann Chan Neither are very appealing from mere location.

That we're merely helping those with which we wind up competing with for deals?  

If you are merely a lead generator, go find a money partner and accept a referral fee. 

If it's for a fixed term, you cannot remove them unless they breach the lease and you evict (most typically for non-payment of rent).If they are merely holding over their term, or their fixed term lease converted to a month to month lease then you can terminate the lease for any (non discriminatory) reason with a 30 day notice.A couple of other points.

Staging is merely cosmetic. 

On the other hand, if you market this as a security, then you are ok, but to do so you need the advice of a securites attorney and not a mere mortal real estate investor.The second problem you are about to run into is that while your numbers work on paper and your math is correct, you need to have a property to back up your theory-math.