If the lease satisfies the criteria, they routinely push these through. https://multifamily.fanniemae....

Set up a weekly routine for reviewing the property.

Hi all,I'm sharing this story in hopes others can learn from what I found to be a tough (and at times incredibly uncomfortable) situation, as well as looking for any insights as to how I could have handled this differently. 

Having a tenant move out early (just few weeks ago) is unpredictable, unfortunate, uncomfortable, but is also a possibility.

I'm already slightly uncomfortable with this, but it probably does not violate the letter or the spirit of the law.

I told myself I had to just rip the band-aid off and get comfortable with being uncomfortable.

@Blake Billings one of the biggest benefits to using debt in general (hard money or IMO more preferably bank loans or construction loans) comes at the refinance step:  banks, cowards as they can tend to be, often are uncomfortable cashing out your cash, but rather they want to "make you whole on your costs."  

I have been in and around construction for 25 years, so I wouldn’t be uncomfortable doing my own system.

If you're going the umbrella insurance route, make sure it will cover you for several things including just the routine slip and fall (like mold or earthquake).

If they are uncomfortable or unwilling to do virtual or courtesy closings elsewhere then that's probably the option.All of the title companies that I work with in my state have the ability to mail-out the closing documents for signature, set up a closing at another location (often even a bank), and now (thanks RONY) close virtually with contact-free notarizing.