That is where the situation starts to get sticky, everything is "all good" while everything is being paid and taken care of.  

There are so many awesomely creative things BPers are doing to make sticky situations work out!

Although most banks don't have the time nor inclination to pursue potential due on sales clauses that doesn't mean they won't try avoiding it in the first place.If this get's too sticky consider finding more regional banks and make friends with your portfolio managers.  

Where this gets very sticky is there are tools outside, vehicle motors, an actual broken down car etc....

Quote from @Marc Rice: Quote from @James Luctamar: Hi BiggerPockets Community,Im reaching out to this knowledgeable and supportive group for some guidance on a situation I’m currently navigating as a remote real estate investor.I'm a remote investor who's recently encountered a challenging situation in Columbus, Ohio.

The first time homebuyer's credit is irrelevant if you're buying a rental.The rental calculations are irrelevant if you're buying a residence.Read the sticky threads in the Rental Property forum to learn about the reality rental property expenses.

You may have had good intentions but you are putting the landlord in a sticky situation by not giving the 30 days in writing.

I am sure their wages will be somewhat sticky OR they will be out of work because their employer has to shed labor costs because their prices are somewhat sticky.There are a lot of moving parts here.

Rice and I am the Leasing Director at Nexus Property Management.

They help answer questions, navigate sticky situations, encourage, and support.