We recommend you get management contracts from several PMCs and compare the services they cover and, more importantly, what they each DO NOT cover.

I would fill out a notice to terminate and tell them that you will rescind it if application and lease are completed in 10 days, but you need to cover your bases. 

(I guess people still can take a sauna during 90 degree weather but well haha)Also should I cover the top with gazebo structure?

I have an escrow account that I fund with over $5,000/month to cover tax and insurance payments due across the year.   

The new contracts are not release yet but here is how it is going to work:* Buyer's are required to sign a agreement with their agent that sets a commission amount* Seller's will sign a listing agreement only for the listing agent's commission* Offers to purchase will include a buyer's agent commission amount* Offers will be presented as net to the seller* Buyer's may have to cover the difference between their contract commission amount with their agent and what the seller is willing to pay.One important thing to note is when we run comps on the MLS both commissions were always included, so that needs to be adjusted if a seller is not willing to pay a commission. 

If the double needs updating and you are handy, you can force appreciate the unit you are living in while paying no or almost no money for the home as your renter covers most of your expenses.By the time you are done renovating + 3-5 years give or take you have a forced appreciated property. 

One, I have enough money to cover a downpayment + reserves for future expenses for the property.

Suit was threatened as zoning may not allow (my interpretation is that zoning does not allow without variance and hospice is not covered in the type of housing that classifies as residential) and everything stopped. 

We recommend you get management contracts from several PMCs and compare the services they cover and, more importantly, what they each DO NOT cover.

As a Nationwide lender in 47 states + Puerto Rico that is fully endorsed, there are not many lending scenarios we don't cover in house, but there are always scenarios that fall outside of conventional or standard Non-QM guidelines.