Would this constitute as bad faith from the selling agent?

Considering that there is probably no offer on the table at the time they'd be signing this letter, I'd be curious if that constitutes an offering or not.

Hey @Eric Del Gizzo that would constitute a cash-out refinance, not a rate and term so you would not be able to go to 95% LTV.

If you have an offer already accepted in New Jersey with one type of loan, just be aware that the adjustment of your loan will constitute a potential breach of contract and the seller could back out and take a backup offer, especially in Bloomfield.

@Matthew Delapiedra what kind of gross revenue have you achieved that constitutes this property being a success?

Without the constitution money is just paper.Yes of course.

My oneother question is that IF it would be better to form a partnership/LLC with Seller 1 either before or after the 1031 exchange, doesn't that in itself constitute a 'sale'? 

This is called due process and it is a constitutional right.

I’m not sure “unwilling to accept new lease terms” would constitute as just cause right?  

Was it even constitutional to create such an ordinance?