My tenants have received a number of noise violations (it's debatable as to whether these fines are even justifiable, admittedly the floors are laminate and can be noisy, but I plan to carpet those floors immediately) over this past year, but they are great tenants, always pay on time, nice, and respectful.

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Even with them being at low & high levels respectively it still should pan out that we could pull money out once we refi, with a new investment property plus the ability to build another unit right beside it.I appreciate the insight and definitely want to understand if I am running something wrong with the numbers since I am new to this.

Very Respectfully,- Oscar

And they have no respect for the status quo.

The purpose of this permanent preemption of state prohibitions on the exercise of due-on-sale clauses by all lenders, whether federally or state-chartered, is to reaffirm the authority of Federal savings associations to enforce due-on-sale clauses, and to confer on other lenders generally comparable authority with respect to the exercise of such clauses.

This will be determined by assets, revenues, disclosure requirements, and profit status with respect to lessors.If any lessor is caught violating the requirements of the 5-year freeze period, HUD will recapture all assistance funds provided to the lessor.

Taking calculated risk.A man I really respect told me once, if your set on the idea, sell the homes back to the tenants and charge lot rent is the way to go.

There's no point in trying to call, email, or knock on the door because the tenant doesn't respect you or care about you.

I respect that real estate professionals and bankers will be the last on the planet to believe that a fax machine provides more security than the worlds best encryption (even though routinely there documents are sent to wrong numbers by human error) but why in 2020 are we pushing people off a mobile app onto a web viewer to read stuff?