My question is, is it a valid reason for me to ask the tenant in 2/1 to move out on the ground of owner needs to occupy the property?

I send the tenant the unexecuted lease to review and sign then the owner signs once satisfied Incase we need to terminate.Check to see if any other terms they should have done hasn’t been done resulting in a breach of contract.

That one lender you connected with does not operate as all others; yes it is multifamily but yes it is also owner occupied.  

It's a standalone policy which may be issued simultaneously with a new owner's policy issued to the purchaser.

(assessor, owner, another appraiser etc.) 

I told this to one of my friends and he gave me the advice of looking up properties for rent on FB marketplace and Craigslist and calling those owners to see if they would be interested in selling their property.

The fees are all flat and range from $20 to $50 per violation.Rent Late Fee ($50), NSF Funds Fee ($20), Guest Fee - for guests staying more than 14 days ($5 per day), Unauthorized Occupant Fee ($50), Unauthorized Pet Fee ($50), Smoking Penalty Fee ($50), Smoke Detector or CO Detector Tamper Fee (Up to $200) [we charge $50 first time, $100 second time, $200 third time- this is allowed by our state law], Posting Fee - for posting legal notices regarding lease violations ($20).

Owner financed with 10% down, and 3% interest with a 5 year balloon.

Each lender will have their own criteria but here are some tips for getting funding as an LLC…Lenders will often require these documents: Employer ID number (EIN)Your LLC’s operating agreement (the most important part is the list of owners and their percentage of ownership)Income documentation for the business which would include bank account informationInformation on any rental properties you may already haveThe personal income, debt, and credit information on each member of the LLCWhen you’re getting funding under an LLC, bear in mind that personal guarantees or credit checks will also be required.

Do they offer an owner portal?