@Steve Morris I interpreted that line as:I have found a mentor, but I have yet to agree to his/her terms.

Note this is not only to rent the JADU, but in strictest interpretation to even have a legal JADU.

There are also some different classifications of 'foreign investors' so I would clarify with whatever group you look at how they would distinguish that on their end as their interpretation guidelines might even differ from lender to lender.Good luck, happy to help where I can.

That gives a wide latitude for interpretation, especially for a buyer looking to get out of a deal. 

Do you have a full knowledge of the RTA and how the LTB both interprets and makes rulings based on it. 

Make sure you run your scenario by your lender, instead of just relying on your interpretation from HUD's web site.

Governing documents, and in your case, proprietary lease agreements can be vague and open for interpretation.

An executive of a business authorized to sign such documents is often an employee, not necessarily an owner.If bankers won't let you sign like that, take your better attorney along and have him/her explain it to them.I have one who even trains IRS agents on the proper interpretation of the tax code (he, his partners and staff consistently win audits).

Pro rated rents have been returned but the questions to this would be the following:--My interpretation of the VA laws and based on the tenants consent to either sell/rent so long as it matures their lease means we should be lawfully entitled to all of their deposit as it was used to pay the marketing/upkeep and closing costs of the home.

I may tweak my lease agreements going forward to be more specific as there is some room for interpretation.