. --(1) If the Secretary concludes at any time following the filing of a complaint that prompt judicial action is necessary to carry out the purposes of this title, the Secretary may authorize a civil action for appropriate temporary or preliminary relief pending final disposition of the complaint under this section.

He is on the lease until it renews and if she wants to renew when the time comes, in her name only and qualifies, then so be it.And you never know, he may "man up" and get over his sorry disposition, reconsider and move back in. 

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I would do dispositions in a more intelligent manner than just posting on Facebook groups. 

You want to set up your ownership structure properly from the beginning, based upon your ultimate plans for disposition of the property, and there are many legal and tax consequences to consider.  

So I would factor in the costs of disposition (tax consequences, selling expenses, etc - as well as the cost of acquisition of the new property) before I went and swapped like what you are considering.  

Even if you replace something that needs to be capitalized, do a partial asset disposition to determine how much of a loss you can take on the old property. 

I also recognize that I'm one of those random personas on said forum and the rest of you aren't going to be swayed by my kind disposition. 

There are exceptions, might be .05% or something.I doubt it would be possible for a residential buyer as regulators will be looking at the process and disposition, banks can't just cut deals on the side.

What is the disposition year and more specifically the disposition value referring to at the bottom of the assumptions page?