Again I'm going to explain how it works, it's different than the role of an investor.

They get a letter explaining to them that evictions are an automatic disqualifier and that no additional credit check or background check was performed.The worst thing you can do is lie about the status of the unit.

This is almost the same as doing the refi now and then using the cash as a down payment, however you'll now have two sets of closing costs, you'll have interest expense until you find the next deal, and you might not get as much of a loan for a straight refi than you would if you combined the two into one loan.Happy to explain further if you'd like.

Can you please explain it?

Then the tenant is responsible; you explain that you can hire it out but then you would have to charge higher rent, or you can designate that the tenant perform this and it will help to keep the rent down.Train the tenants to perform the RoundUp applications.  

And can somebody explain what the "votes" are for?

From the site linked to below: Applicants must submit written requests for such leniency, explaining circumstances which might prevent the buyer from taking immediate ownership of the property or having a break in the occupancy of the home.http://www.fhanewsblog.com/2011/07/fha-loan-reside...So I would think that marriage qualifies if you say that the place is suitable or big enough for your family.  

All I did was draft a quick little word doc letter explaining it and then sign and send it to them.

If not, that could explain the lack of cooperation. 

Use the issues with the property to explain why the price has to come down.