You can have unenforceable lease provisions in your lease that, even if the tenant isn't damaged by them, constitutes relief by a declaratory judgment and they can get their costs and attorney's fees for raising the issue. 

You need to look at the service members civil relief act.

Nor do I think they want to spend any amount of time on the phone and not doing their job and carrying out their tasks.Modifications, forbearance and relief requests are similar but the investor input is required on those.  

If all the taxes are killing you because you are earning too much money, consider establishing an entity for SE tax relief then.

Instead gross lease of 16 a foot but landlord runs cheap expenses for a net of 13 a foot.In the lease you want CAM reconciliations to make sure at year end if you overpaid the estimate of actual landlord costs you get a refund.

Hello,

My Wife and I refinanced our home with an Owner Occupied loan 4 months ago. The language appears to be standard, 12 months occupancy unless Lender otherwise agrees.

At the time my wife, a pilot, had recently...

The investment properties would also be passed over to my kids and grandchildren to help contribute to their financial security.Prices in Toronto have sky rocketed in recent years pushing me out of the market however, there has been some relief recently.  

I am sorry in some ways that we did but it was a relief to not have that payment being so tight every month when I was looking at a layoff.

Thanks all for the input, great insights all aroundIt's a relief that this is possible, it was always my intention to keep roughly 20-25% equity in the properties through the loan process, using the loan to take 75%-80% equity out. 

That's a relief, actually.