that everyone likest to throw around.Home Owners Protection Act of 1998 Summary should contain the answer to your question.

There is plenty of private money that would lend 50 to 65% LTV so long as the collateral is decent and you're a decent human being.You should also consider encumbering that property for asset protection

@Ryan Wamsat  Here's what I can see: (not disclosing the address to protect Ryan's deal)It's off market and looks like it was bought by wholesalers. 

Start the eviction if ne does not comply on the noise notice to protect yourself and hold him to his move out date.

The inspector has expertise in that area so it's best to let the buyers hear feedback straight from the home inspection professional for liability, and accuracy as well. 

The Agreement is filled with legal jargon and is unclear to me with respect to my questions, so I'm wondering if anyone can speak from experience/expertise.

Price protection, travel rewards, cash back, etc.

The rules of the lease are your best friend (that lease is there to keep you protected). 

Our attorney advised us to check title early and often and we added language to the PSA that specifically protected us should the title be affected while we were still under contract.  

Rent control is put into place politically by predominantly Democrats who think they're actually trying to help (or pander to their voting block) as a means of "protecting those who could get forced out by higher rents" I believe is what I've heard most over the past couple decades I've been at this.