I built an ADU where the front house was technically a Triplex and back house was an ADU but the ADU couldn't be more than X% of the total area of the main house. 

You'll be required to keep some equity in the property, and the amount depends on the lender/program.It's not TECHNICALLY a cash out refinance, it's called delayed financing. 

. - Two single family homes in a community reinvestment act, therefore only require 3% down, get 1% of rate, and receive $6,000 towards closing costs.In order to receive these extremely low down payments, i would have to technically live in the residence for a few months as they do not offer these for investment properties. 

Ask for the woman's tax return to see if she claims child support/alimony etc because technically that is also part of income.

A link to FilePlace is at the bottom of every page, so it is easy to find.If you have technical issues, send an email to [email protected] and someone will help you.

Well technically, I guess you could, but you would need to disclose and it is unlikely any LPs would be okay with that, let alone your lender willing to take a second position on a deal. 

However, Technically you should have filed partnership tax return where he would have recognized his portion of yearly activities and sale at the end.

Also, even though you may have to return the full deposit due to a technicality, you should still be able to put them in collections and/or seek a judgement.Honestly, I would try to find a win/win.

I don't think Innago can be blamed since it is technically your tenants fault.

Technically no on foreclosure, but one borrower handed over the property via deed in lieu.