Many companies are moving their HQs here due to tax benefits, good work force.

I don't think it would be wise to knowingly buy something that you'd be forced to pay both rent and mortgage.

Depending on the extent of the damage the City/Village might condemn the property and force you to tear it down if you let it sit to long.

Through strategic renovations and tenant management, we forced appreciation, increasing the property’s value to $3.4M according to the lender’s appraisal.

Even in Florida we have AOP coverage at $1,000, $2,500, etc.I would be looking to another insurer if they are forcing you into a percentage on the AOP deductible.  

Like I mentioned in my last comment to Erik, after re-reading my post, I think I need to focus on finding the right deal, instead of forcing a deal to appear.

That will cause the commission to notify them of the complaint and that should force them to contact you to make the complaint disappear.https://www.tn.gov/commerce/regboards/trec/consumer/complain...

You can use your VA loan at that time.I’m active duty Air Force with four properties.

Trust the numbers—if they don’t add up, don’t force the deal.

Biggest clauses are: who's responsible for what, what are the penalties if someone doesn't perform their duties (including forcing them out) and what happens if one party wants out and the others don't.BTW: your brother should do this with his new girlfriend BEFORE paying part of her mortgage!