This approach might discourage legitimate wholesalers from participating in the community, even if they are following the guidelines.

They both work slightly differently, but are similar enough that a call to the tenants rep usually can get you on the right track to making sure you follow all of the guidelines.

They cannot arbitrarily make wild gambles because they feel like it - they have to operate within established risk parameters that are approved by several regulatory bodies and internal controls.

That's a gamble.

I'm reaching out to inquire whether your properties are open to corporate leases.Could you please provide me with information regarding your corporate leasing policy and whether subletting is allowed, including any guidelines and requirements for compliance?

However, a lot of condominium communities have clear guidelines on rental restrictions that often prohibit leases less than 6 or 12 months.Before paying for a really nice high-rise, please make sure you will be able to monetize it the way you'd like prior to purchase.Best of luck.

It's a gamble either way.

That is a conventional and FHA guideline, VA allows 100% of your lease to offset up to all of your mortgage payment.

Ive never done a sprinkling system on a home but I have had electricians promise they will pass bc they know the current guidelines/codes/requirements so well.

We don't have that guideline for cash-outs, we just utilize the 1007.