You may be liable for non-conforming ordinance violations as well, especially if stated in the lease that you knowingly allowed commercial activity.Having filed dozens, and never losing a single case, I assure you that evictions are no fun, but a necessary and just tool.  

My guess is the differences I have heard are based on individual bank requirments since they don't have to conform to the best case terms HomePath would allow.

Once they file the chapter 13 there is a 341 meeting of the creditors and then a conformation hearing to approve the plan.If the plan isn't approved then the case is dismissed.

Conformation Biashttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Confirmation_biasCognitive Biashttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cognitive_biasThrow in societies "noise" or distortion if you may, you kind of have the whole thing in a nutshell

Research and get a solid lease that conforms with the Tennessee Landlord Tenant Act.

Whatever it is, as long as you get into a deal that will consistently and dependably meet your goals, it doesn't matter whether it conforms to mine or any other investor's criteria.  

Nivetha,Loan limtis just changed this year to allow a Conforming loan to go up to $726,200.00. 

@Shane Spaulding - You can't legally get a loan until you are 18, but once you are 18 you will need to meet conforming lending requirements to get a traditional loan.  

Trying to gather some information on this...I have recently purchased a commercial building that I was going to conform into another small indoor facility. 

If it's a conforming loan, then yes, definitely shop it, b/c that's too high.