While evictions for non-payment are suspended by the CARES Act and many state governments right now, evictions for a holdover situation generally aren't.

This is how they suggested we lay everything out so we will be protected in the event of legal action (My W2 job requires almost constant credit monitoring and can not have any legal issues---lets just say a government job).Also when looking at how everything is set up, take into consideration that everything listed above has been created since 2017 with the exception of the tax office and her being a cosmetologist.

The pmi is cheaper on the private market vs the government backed loan.

Friday's government data comes on the heels of another surprising set of data, the monthly employment numbers showed a total of 2.76 million people lost their job in May, a number far lower than the predictions of 8.75 millionhttps://www.nbcnews.com/business/business-news/unemployment-rate-falls-13-3-percent-economy-gains-surprise-2-n1223236

Tax benefits were better, but each state has their own laws and regulations.

At the Federal level, Section 4024 of the CARES Act prohibits "legal action to recover possession of the covered dwelling from the tenant for nonpayment of rent or other fees or charges" or the charging of "fees, penalties, or other charges to the tenant related to such nonpayment of rent" on covered properties (which is essentially any property tied in any way to the Federal government: i.e. a mortgage backed by FHA, VA, or sold on the secondary market to Fannie/Freddie, receiving Section 8, etc etc). 

When I read the original post I was ready to be super sarcastic, but I will not be too harsh.BUT, you gotta be kidding that you expected an FDIC regulated bank to lend you money without having ANY leases.

The city government, building & planning folks are very picky. 

@Cory H. another resource would be the county or state level body that governs the installation, use, and service of waste water treatment plants. 

They wouldn't mind ending the lease early as long they had another home to live in.There's two brothers , one has a government job so he would be a fantastic tenant... they have a dog.