I'm with Sam's first sentence there.

As per Andy Sirkin: "If the buyout involves two or more tenants, none of whom satisfy the "protected" criteria described in the preceding sentence, then the normal owner-occupancy duration requirement under all conversion programs is extended to 10 years.

And take this sentence with the understanding that I am old, and did this too many times with ungrateful thieves....and I an happy without contact from such people. 

@Anne LewisFirst off as a Landlord your last sentence could possibly land you in serious hot water and a lawsuit from either the Tenants,The NJ real estate board (whether you are a Realtor or not), The State of NJ and possible the Federal Govt.

The last 4 sentences of the post sums it up.

Let me clearly state that 920K is a goal, not our projected 2019 revenue, lest the first sentence of our introduction later bite us.

I get the notification of a message, but then I have to come all the way back to the site to read a few sentences.

As soon as I explained that after doing some research of my own I had decided not to get their program, he cut me off in the middle of my sentence and started trying to defend the negative criticism they have been receiving online.

Read that sentence again.Raise your hand if you think it is possible to buya home to live in and then always be able to sell formore money.

It takes a paragraph to say what can be said in a sentence and a page to say what can be said in a paragraph.