Not only will you really tick off the bank, the Realtor, the title company and closing agent, you will have caused financial harm if it's nothing more than paying the bank employee salaries of those you had to mess with you.You could have agreements coming out of your ears with buyers, you can't force any buyer to buy just before you are required to buy and if they don't you are in default.Matthew and Dell, I'm not just blowing smoke at you, this applies to all new wholesalers thinking down these lines.   

They can read it and make their own judgements, there is no harm in that. 

There is no harm watching it for the fun of it and also getting ideas.

For example, a horse or a llama may be rejected from a small studio apartment.Second – if the building has 4 units or less and the landlord lives in one of the buildings.Third – it is a single-family house that was rented without a realtor and the owner owns less than 3 single family homes.Fourth – if the animal in the unit brings an undue financial hardship to the landlord.Fifth – if the animal causes damages or harm to others in the building."

What if the dwelling is harming the land, disrupting it in any way, or being destroyed in any way?

There is no mention that there is running water (correction it is a creek) or wildlife.

They did allow him to switch it back over to his name so no real harm was done.I have avoided transferring the title on my units because of that concern.

You aren't doing anyone any harm, and if they say no, you're right back to where you started with no property in hand.

You can trade down in value, contrary to popular belief, and it will not harm your 1031 Exchange, but you will pay taxes on the amount that you trade down by. 

With a loan from your 401k, you pay yourself back interest, so no harm, no foul there.