Twitter, for example, just announced that they will allow permanent WFH arrangements for any employees who don't need to be physically in the office (which is most of them). 

., I agree with @Chris Seveney...these points are negotiated on a deal by deal basis.Here are some general arrangements based on my experience:-Equity Only (buy all cash)-Land Contributed as Equity (partner with a landowner)-Land Acquisition Loan (banks & other lenders)-Land & Construction Loan (Banks & Other Lenders)Terms: I/O, LTV, etc. are negotiable and depend on the developer's project cost and personal financial situation.Pre-Dev Costs: Negotiable. 

Arranged times to meet my daughter (she lives in the area - this is an out of state investment for me) to view properties.

Arranged times to meet my daughter (she lives in the area - this is an out of state investment for me) to view properties.

Are there any verbal agreements or arrangements between the current Landlord and Tenant?

@Rich Weese, I personally would have zero interest in that arrangement as a buyer.

I am eagerly seeking an arrangement that allows me to work and learn from someone who knows the ins and outs of real estate investing.

Our plan is to revisit this arrangement the first of the year and evaluate then.

This information didn't transfer to us with the change of ownership so the first we knew of it was when we didn't get paid by HUD.There are a lot of moving pieces when you're responsible for the living arrangements of your tenants, but even more so when there's another party involved that acts on their behalf. 

But if you work out agreeable arrangement to prevent that from happening I think you may cash out big time down the road.