Only pick the responses that have the .gov extension on their URL.

For instance I closed on building,, July 27th,, so 3 days of rent was turned over to new landlord.

For instance, the landlord gave them verbal permission to paint the unit.

@Sean Walker that is a messI am sorry to hear thatI recommend refinancing with a different lender, if you can't get an extension with seller to look for a different lender now.I have moved on from my bank I have had for 15 years because they became very difficult to work with recently.

For instance when replacing a roof, it wouldn't be uncommen to get a contractor to throw in some free stucco repair or other misc repairs that are wear and tear items.  

Many MB and NMB banks don't finance fractured condos (the are Fannie Mae 'non-conforming') and those that do will look at combined value limits. for instance, 1st and 2nd mortgages (including a LOC if you can find one on NOO) will be 70% on a FNMA N-C fractured condo: 80K * 70% = 56K.

Are there any other instances or nuggets that you can share based off of experiences that you are at liberty to share for the greater good?  

For instance I manage property in a market that is very cyclical.

If you don't want to have to keep up with regulations in tens, if not hundreds, of different jurisdictions, I'd look for places that have already addressed it in a favorable way.Arizona, for instance, passed a law last year that just went into effect that overrides any local ban on Airbnb and basically allows it anywhere in the state.

Another thing is that I would also look to purchase a place that in the instance of any regulations against short term rentals in GA, could still cash flow at least minimally in case of a sudden forced change in strategy.