My thinking is that I could sue on the basis that he failed to disclose the movement of the bathroom in his disclosure report.

We can hear basic phone conversations and any type of movement.

I believe DCHPAP still has money although VHDA just ran out, but Movement's MAP program is still alive and well (Fannie's 97% with a 3% grant for the downpayment on single family for first time homebuyers). 

If there is no movement, then there are no buyers - that happens too.You said, "Assuming we break even once it sells, or make a little profit, we will be able to pay off all debts and have $60K-$90K back into savings to play with."

If we can't resolve the problem with a gentle reminder, then we will serve a "Notice to Comply".

This leaves borrowers vulnerable to rate movements, which can affect loan proceeds and other terms.Hope this helps provide some color on what options are out there! 

So, yes, vacancies may be higher (due to military movements), but if the prices are right, then it can be a good strategy.

Highlandtown has a lot of movement right now.

He was beaten by his previous owner and would cower when anyone yelled or made a sudden movement. 

You only lose money when you sell, so price movements are irrelevant if you dont plan on selling.