As a new owner you unfortunately have no new "set of rights".My suggestion is to have the current conduct a "cash for keys".

The inquiry  was pretty much an extension of my post from earlier today.

I understand 10% is standard, I just think its a sad state when the "standard" has one party that is expected to risk so much with no contingency, when the other party can take the money and run if a similar extension were required by the buyer.  

You just don't know how extensive their engagement in the drug subculture is, all you know is that they are involved and that this has attracted the attention of the authorities.

All are 2 levels, self contained units with central air and laundry in the units, large room sizes and tons of closets as my typical tenant is a single mom with an extensive shoe and purse collection. 

I am told the following speakers are also of the same category:John Schaub - I am attending another course in late October he and Peter Fortunato are conducting.

Even if the lender wants to charge additional points to get an extension, negotiate that up front so that you are not looking at giving the property to the HML in 6 months.  

I suggest we just be Americans first and conduct ourselves accordingly in public, you can get political when when it's more private...IMMO. :) 

What’s more, since the decision includes extensive discussion about the many factors that should be considered when looking at a disparate impact claim, the court appears sensitive to the kinds of concerns that were identified by real estate professionals in a working group NAR created several years ago to look at the disparate impact issue.In that group, two main concerns were identified: that real estate professionals and others not be held liable for actions if they had no reasonable way of knowing that a disparate impact would be the outcome, and that real estate professionals not be expected to do extensive research into the possible disparate impact of their actions.

I also have  a  joband travel extensively so I would need to get a property management company tohandle the 32 units.