The unstated piece is "if those assumptions come to pass."

I have also seen some City's allow the homeowner to pull an their own electrical permit if they are doing work on their homestead (they wont allow you to do that on an investment property) and even some that require the homeowner to take and pass a test to ensure they have the requisite knowledge to do the work.  

And most cities that pass a law are prohibiting STRs in non-owner occupied homes.

Inspection by Sec 8 to pass a unit for them can sometimes be like jumping thru hoops.On reinspection for next year if the same person is living there YOU go in and do a preinspection, you bring light bulbs, exterior light bulbs, you turn on each light to make sure they function that is part of the unit.. not lamps.. they will fail a unit for a burnt out bulb.

Where I live as I drive down the road I pass a lot of abandoned homes and I was wondering if there was a way to buy them so I can fix them up and either rent them out or flip them.

His father made me a fair offer for damages /theft  : )  his boy was slow ,couldn't pass a driving test had to get rides or use a bike  he received a gov check each month and did odd jobs 

Any party being added to the lease which is eighteen (18) years of age or older must first undergo and pass a background verification screening similar to the one undergone by Tenant initially; approval is upon Landlord’s discretion.

But didn't Arizona just pass a law this year that makes hosting legal?

Otherwise you pass a message of being self-centered.Having said that, if you find a good deal that fits their criteria you should show yourself as determined in getting the deal knocked down.

some will, some won't, it may be because during underwriting they are going to look into where you are living and if you own or rent, they will see that you just came off the loan and it won't pass a sniff test and they will want to count your current mortgage debt against you even though you aren't on it anymore.