I wouldn't change it for anything though, I love that I took the risk, didn't sit idle on the sidelines finding the "perfect" situation (I don't think perfect exists, it is what you make of it), and put more faith in myself that I will find a path to figuring things out as it goes in order to be successful.

If the original offer was all in good faith this would not be a problem.

The earnest money amount is separate from the down payment and is a small fee, paid up-front to show the buyer's good faith intention of purchasing the condo.

The ONLY way to estimate your true tax savings is to have your own tax accountant do it specifically for you.In addition, not all cost seg companies do their estimates in good faith.

Super knowledgeable and takes integrity and his Christian faith into all the deals he does.

But it sounds like you have seen from experience that they are a faithful good tenant.

yes, but hard to say when and youre also putting faith in local government, which I would not. 

It's important to note that borrowers who do not adhere to the FHA occupancy rules could be considered to be acting in "bad faith" on their FHA mortgage loans.

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@Forrest Bush, with only 3 months remaining I think your better option is terminating the lease early.Inform them they are still responsible for the lease if they move out but in good faith you will do your best to find new qualified tenants as soon as possible.