That's a regulation(the X day time limit) I'll submit to Trump to eliminate!  

I'm looking at the area, and it might change if Donald wins Illinois. 

Quote from @Donald SaintVal: Hi Brrrr community!

We dont know if a sandwich will cost 800 bucks tomorrow meanwhile jersey mikes has it for around 14 bucks today.Ultimately the advantage of getting more cashflow and cash today generally trumps getting it back tomorrow because we dont know what "goods and services," we can trade those dollars or currency units for at that time. 

I wouldn’t jump to lease violation at this stage.As for entry, maybe this is ok under Tennessee laws, but typically you don’t get to enter a tenant’s home without notice just to look around or leave a note on the kitchen counter regardless of what the lease says (State laws would trump the lease if there is a conflict between the two)

Maybe Trump has but I am curious asking regular landlords in this forum. 

The above is Fannie Mae's own interpretation of the clauses in her own note and deed of trust that you sign at the closing table, laws/judges/etc of course trump Fannie Mae guidelines, this is just Fannie telling loan servicers what they are supposed to do for a loan that was originated as a Fannie Mae loan.

I remembered Donald Trump's advice about being the most prepared person in the room, so I focused on learning the seller's motivation and who the other decision-makers were in his family.By the end of our call, I found out that his dad was the real decision-maker and he wanted to transition to short-term rentals to build cash flow for his mom, but he wasn't ready to sell at the time.

My due diligence has found out that Trump essentially penalizes you a great deal to do private rentals.

Hi Donald,I was just reading through the same information in another post: https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/52/topics/194...