Not to mention, that's where they created and placed the genetically modified Zika mosquitoes as well, so you got that on top of everything as well.- Another global health scare...what a coincidence...O_o

They keep asking him to modify which he has no interest in because he already has another house. 

They wrote a book on Amazon for http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00SIEYK2OI use a modified ATR rules regardless of the lease option or installment sales Owner Occupant deal.For ATR Rules Seehttp://www.consumerfinance.gov/askcfpb/search/?

I'd like to move to a modified gross lease with tenants paying utilities.

So there really isn't much you have to modify to reach 20%.I'm sure I'm sounding like I work for the company (I am an affiliate though) but that is just because I love their sites and the message Trevor and their company promote.  

If you want to do long term buy and hold too you could consider a modified live in flip.

You are even able to use the "Ignore User" option to ensure you won't see any of my posts going forward.In honor of you, though, and in an attempt to avoid future confusion, I will modify that tag line as follows:IF YOU LIKE THIS (OR ANY) POST, PLEASE VOTE.Have a great Monday!

You could probably just modify it for your own use. http://housing.ucsc.edu/cro/pdf/condition-checklist.pdf

I know that Colony/Waypoint/Starwood were all using a modified version of SalesForce to manage everything. 

If you want to keep the tenant, talk to them about modifying the due date.