The listing realtor had a series of health issues after our meeting and her working with HUD on my issue was intermittent.

He already has health insurance and his own grown up paycheck and I pay him a little more than the apartment does.

Isn't mold dangerous for health?

This will avoid pain in the future for both you and the borrower.

We can't help anyone unless we are "Getting" where they are, what is their pain (if any---most fsbos don't even want to pay 3-6% to a realtor, let alone give up 15-50% to an investor).So, the questions; this is rocket science lol:1: Can you tell me about your house?

Now property manager is telling me to move on and not bother going after the tenant for the lost rent since the tenant might start complaining (faking a cough or health issue, etc) about the mold issue from months prior.

If that's the case you must live their and will sign an affidavit stating such at closing with the lender.They know buyers who are living in a property will fight hard to keep it in tough times which is why you have the better rate and less down than a investor loan.The investor loan they want more down so the investor has skin in the game and it will be painful to walk away when things get tough.

The tenant already has incentive not to move if they like the unit, plus the pain of moving, everyone hates packing up all their junk.

I think it really depends on the jurisdiction and the relative health of it to carry on the program.

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