Assure them that the issue has been corrected. 

They have assured me they will cover the days from when it all started .

I have a good source of income that will give an assurance to the lenders about making my payment.

Some transactions are more risky than others depending on the situation (SEC compliance etc).  

If you have a reasonable explanation for the delay most lenders will give you up to 90 days to occupy the property as your primary residence and still be in compliance. 

Bryan ReidI too am B&H  and risk factors ( at lease for MFU(5+) ) are:interest rate fluctuations (these are always ARMS)vacancies & break-even point (how many start generating red ink)Local Code compliance impact (in 2016 Calif has to have all street addresses illuminated, extra CapEx)FMR fluctuations (aka 2008 environment)bad debt ratios (how often your screening fails to avoid UD actions)

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO  WAYYYYYYYYYYYYY..you would be out of compliance for your insurance, the smoke detectors would stop working and just plain no they can not.. you cal call and set up a stop / start order for them and the new incoming tenant.Unless they turn thier keys in early they need to keep elec service in their name until they are completely out..

Contact them to learn about the criteria they will require in order for the LLC to be something their compliance department will accept.

I'd get a tree trimmer company out and see what they think,, if the property owner does not comply I would call the city inspector out and ask him for his help in getting compliance to access area need to do the work.  

You need to give proper notice for non-renewal / notice to vacate and if they don't, then you follow state rules to file for eviction for non compliance.