If this is the case, then the tenant cannot legally terminate the lease or indefinitely withhold rent.On the other hand, if the report does state a danger, then the landlord may be in breach of habitability.

You sell the property and using the 1031 process you purchase new investment real estate and get to indefinitely defer all tax and depreciation recapture. 

@Edwin Rajkumar There is difference in definition for both borrowers but  in you case sister is not going to occupied the the property so above guidelines applies. 

It could be argued that you agreed to store these items indefinitely by the simple fact that they're still there.   

Then in a year or so if you want to move in you simply convert it from investment to your new residence and the tax remains deferred.Part tax free - part tax deferred - all indefinitely. 

I would not be opposed to doing this indefinitely, but as some point, it would be nice to have a place that is independent of anyone else.

We are wanting to switch to 30 year Conventional Loans for some we are going to be purchasing shortly to take advantage of historically low rates on top quality properties that we plan to hold for at least 20 years or most likely indefinitely.

The judge actually said that they could live there indefinitely if they wanted to on our nickle. 

We now have an opportunity to purchase some great units in great locations that would make ideal lonngggg, low maintenance holds and would like to take advantage of the great terms on conventional loans as we plan to keep these at least 20+ years if not indefinitely.

Is she in arrears indefinitely until she makes good on June?