.- Equity <$30,000- Equity < 49%...Good luck to you.I suspect that since you say you intend to wholesale that you have those two criteria incorrectly stated there.

Try pulling out just one and see if the same outage pattern occurs (or the reverse if you pull the incorrect one); if that turns to match what you see after a move out then you have your culprit.

And while the internet has some incorrect information, it has a lot of accurate information such as school districts and ratings, work centers, shopping centers and other raw data that help with the decision.

This time it worked when I got to the "m".If you type any incorrect keystrokes, delete the "@" and start over, spelling their names exactly right.

However, make sure the plumber and electrician are master level (not knocking the other trades but electrical and plumbing are two areas that can and do cause serious injuries when installed incorrectly yet commonly screwed up imo).

Sorry Jeff - I used the correct verbage with the lender but incorrect with you.

A quick update, my info source was incorrect, he had it confused with another house that does if fact still have the knob and tube. 

I noticed the it includes the following language:(15) PRODUCTS USED FOR COMMERCIAL PURPOSES (MULTI-USER ORGANIZATIONS) PUBLIC RENTAL OR COMMUNAL USE IN MULTI-FAMILY HOUSING (USE OF A PRODUCT FOR THESE PURPOSES WILL VOID THIS PLAN)Judging by the statement above, it seems to indicate that putting in W/D in tenant occupied units would be covered under the policy, or maybe I am incorrect.

Exactly as Wayne said above -- this is incorrect. 

If he does and thinks you are incorrect on the progress of the project and does not want to rectify the situation then I guess you're forced to proceed to the legal end of things.