And also if it not being permitted is anything to worry about as long as it is still safe and perfectly habitable.

You'd think that it's below 'perfect 5*', so it's still a good rating - not so. 

It sounds like this property is a perfect candidate.

If he doesn't want to sign early cancellation, I'll hand over my 30 day termination notice.Otherwise I'll get in touch with his lawyer and do the same.Bad timing thing is that I have a potential lead on someone else interested in a shorter term lease that might be perfect for that unit, which would at least keep the cash flowing on that address while I work on the rehab of the other unit in that house for my BRRRR strategy here.However this plays out, as long as he doesn't manage to tie the thing up and get in the unit after he gets out only to destroy it, it's a great learning experience.  

This house is perfect :) But I have had ridiculous repair requests on other properties in the past.  

Hi BP community,We are looking to land our first development deal on a site.  The site is owned by a lady who has lived in the area for 30+ years and is listed for $550.   The realtor says the owner has set the price ...

Moving out out of state is a perfectly valid reason for getting a replacement, or a second FHA (2 at the same time).....you can have two in this case....no need for a work around.  

Long Beach is a perfect area to value add.

What does the perfect world look like to them right now.  

Imagine somebody places a perfect deal on MLS, what would happen next?