I would argue they have to let you go.Write them notice, explain the situation, and let them know that they can't hold you to the terms unless they are making a good-faith effort to rent again.

Moisture resistant (some argue waterproof), affordable, looks good, customizable.

Almost everyone was telling him to not do the deal, argued about every detail as he would be out little if the deal fell through.

Now some would argue that new development and value add with half vacant can become less risky as the stabilized value could be much higher than market pricing on fully performing properties.

Tenant always shocked to find out if they didnt miss any rent payment they expect 100% return, 10% is absolute most they can tolerate despite the house deteriorated in just one year and half year of their stay (minimal wear and tear) and always go we cleaned it perfectly by themself, and argues every items despite I treat them the best possible during their stay. 

I would argue it's dishonest to even market the units before you own them because you're advertising something you don't control.If I were going to do it, I wouldn't start until a few days prior to possession and I would market it as a "coming soon" property to gauge interest.

I would argue that educational books and subscription fees to real estate material as ordinary and necessary. 

It could be ABC, ABCD, ABCDF etc. 

Don't argue with her about it.

Federal government chooses to respect local laws and suspends enforcement in this case.But in this case I would argue this isn't even a Federal versus local law situation.