There is a chance that investor is a securitized trust which will put your chances closer to zero of getting something done.

That’s what I do for my leases.I echo the comment on getting really good insurance with an umbrella policy as well. 

The best investments align with your personal goals and risk tolerance.

They had ZERO interest in learning about something new. 

But it’s unclear if this applies to HomeStyle loans specifically, given the initial renovation appraisal already accounted for these improvements.I want to know if anyone here has been successful in getting PMI removed under similar circumstances or has any insights into the specifics of Fannie Mae’s policies for HomeStyle Renovation loans.

Heres the scenario:Married - Husband owns 2 properties (1 long term and 1 short term) and wife owns 2 properties (1 long term and primary residence)  in each of their own names.Husband has LLC with zero properties.

Now if you didn't refinance rented that unit out before living in it for a year and changed your insurance policy to a commercial one, that could be problematic (just to give an example). 

There are zero cabins in the list I was provided that had PSF between $178/ft to $224/ft.

Let’s say your deal analysis comes out to zero.  

Ten years ago, there was almost zero code enforcement so you have a bunch of nonsense that you may not catch with pre-existing stuff and you may get hit with some monster issues down the road.