@Darrel Maxam Your VA eligibility can be used to purchase multiple properties, depending on the price of those properties and a few stipulations.

-Could I end the current lease and draw up a week to week lease with only her with stipulations that the BF couldn't live there?

I've been reading about different ways Airbnb businesses can be runThere is a group called Niido powered by airbnb, that is building a 324 apt complex in Kissimmee Fl, with the object of renting the apts  with the stipulation that they renttheir place 180 nights on airbnb, either as a hosted stay there is no limit, orthey also have a Master Host program that provides keyless and otherneeded services for a fee. 

Perhaps the stipulations would be different with commercial.

There's nothing you can do now that you're under contract with the existing tenants before you inherit them however moving forward you should have stipulations in your contract if you're under suspicion that they could be an issue.   

Depending on the borrower, it also means they need to sign up for and attend whatever credit counseling is stipulated in the State of Texas for such borrowers. 

To stipulate that there will be no standard contract contingencies or feasibility periods is extremely odd.

Anthony -If you're using a standard state contract (which I recommend), there should already be a section in there that addresses a due diligence period; my guess is that you just need to check the right box and fill in the number of days (I'm sure someone familiar with the Texas contract can confirm).If you're using your own contract, you can just add a stipulation such as the following:"All parties agree that Buyer has the option of terminating this agreement for a 10 day period ("Due Diligence Period") from the execution date of this contract.

Is the partial payment part of the court stipulation?

All of this will be stipulated in a buy sell agreement that we hope to sign this year.