I also have stipulations added to my lease about the condition of my apartment when they move in, I also take pictures of the apartment at the time of rental. 

So basically, I'm going to serve him a ten-day notice for the damages for repayment and if he doesn't repair, I'm going to take him to small claims court. either that or he forfeits his security deposit and move tf out.Also his lease stipulates specifically that the windows are supposed to be able to open and if glued shut or otherwise damaged he is required to pay for the repairs. 

We also have laws that stipulate how businesses may conduct themselves.

Crucially, when the IRA or Solo 401k takes out a loan, the IRS stipulates it must be a non-recourse loan, made specifically to the IRA or Solo 401k, with no personal guarantees from you.

Stipulation was you have to have a paid back with a certain period of time at a (current bond fund rate?) 

ETA check your local laws as it may stipulate how a SS# is to be managed and who can require one etc  for those saying you must get the SS# you might check your local laws and read this https://cozy.co/blog/do-landlo...

Credit requirements will vary by lender, with HMLs (hard money lenders) historically having less stringent credit score requirements.Many HMLs, but not all, will stipulate that you close under an entity.The best starting point is to speak with some prospective HMLs.Here are a few routes...1.

Pete area, there are different stipulations for short term rentals in how many you can do per year or for how long of a minimum rental you can book.

They often list with that stipulation that yes they are trying to find an end buyer that will owner-occupy the home first, making the investors wait a little longer before getting in on the action.

I'm under contract with a property in Denver and looking to double close due to a non-assignment stipulation.