I am working with a lawyer currently thinking to give them a demand letter, but I don't suspect anything will change so long as I agree to pay them to slack off.

For holes, yes, as long as you know 100% they made them you can charge for them but as you didn't see the place on move in you might not be able to say with 100% certainty  they did it.   

Tiffany, in our conversation, revealed that she mistakenly believed that she had every right to stay indefinitely as long as she paid the rent. 

.  ($200k property can get $2000.00 month rent)   as long as you stay away from homes that need flood insurance. 

Any equitable division is allowed as long as you are not profiting off the tenant for charging for utilities (i.e. you cannot charge more than what the utilities cost). 

I try to make it at least two, but have done as long as five.

Hi @Aries Li, Conventional lenders do have non-QM products that lend out to companies as long as it meets their criteria.

@Mason Jeffries I am not an expert, but from personal experience income from Long term rentals has always been accepted by my lender as long as there is a lease or can show revenue over 12 months.  

Yes, you're better off maxing out your conventional slots and as long as the paperwork is in order, there's no problem with a parent LLC. 

If the deal falls apart earlier in the life of the investment, yes, the capital investor stands to lose much more (and yes--the financial scale of deal matters, as you indicate too).I'm assuming that the "worker" probably has a little financial contribution for skin in the game (say, 5k of a 50k down payment), is also sourcing the deal, swinging the hammer, and listing/property managing for as long as the property is held.