This would cost us roughly $150 more a month, but this expense and the new mortgage would ideally be covered by the second property.The local market is HOT, so we might be hard-pressed to find a property that is profitable in the next couple of months.

To quote the press release this will help "kickstart adoption of the roadmap, the alliance has recruited a group of 36 “pioneer cities” that will collaborate with global experts to enhance their city policies, in areas ranging from privacy protection and cyber security to better services for disabled people and better broadband coverage."

Otherwise, no negative press with tenants.

In reality, I would assume most landlords will keep the deposit and move on versus trying to push for further losses, but there is always a real risk they will come after you, and could go after eviction, which would show on background checks for work and possibly credit reports.As for the mortgage: In reality, I think you would be hard pressed to find anyone that had their mortgage called on the terms of breaking an owner-occupant clause.  

For condos specifically, I think you would be hard pressed to find any off-market deal.

I would keep pressing forward and work to get this guy out. 

Only if pressed by them will I say what criteria(s). 

After a pressed a little, he offered that we could offer a list of planned repairs and improvements to the appraiser and ask for an after repairs value to possibly get a higher loan amount.

Before I press send on this email how would you handle this situation?

Look for plywood boxes NOT pressed or particle board.