None have a stipulation that the tenant has to stay for 12 months.  

.* The section heading of this subforum stipulates that this is for commercial "anything 5+ units and over."

I stipulated that I get notified and I will get a bid before any repairs are done.Find your own source as a back up and maintain contact with them.As far as the work already done, request a discount.  

New stipulations as to rents applied and how rents may be applied as interest and principal. 

The stipulation is that you will need to live in one of the property's units for 12 months.  

The only stipulation is that you have to live in one of the units in that multi-unit property for 12 months.  

Regulations stipulate to get an LLC to hold the company, but the law doesnt require that the holdings company be registered with the state in which it originates.

A typical sale addendum will stipulate that a seller is not obligated to sell unless the bank approves the sale price.

If the lease does stipulate that there's a security deposit and the tenant never paid then you can (and should) recoup that at closing.If they're month-to-month and their lease doesn't have a security deposit then give them notice they'll have to sign a new lease contingent on a few things -- specifically them curing the issues you've noticed.

We have a lease that stipulates rent is $525 per month and the tenant is responsible for all utilities.