I have been consuming all the great info from biggerpockets for 18months now but this is my very first post and I am excited to get insights, suggestions and particularly legal advice for my situation.I recently got laid off from a company that I had been with for 6.5yrs (since right out of college) and then within a month, they offered me another role which is outside US so I am very excited about the change and new experience.

Agreed, it just assures them it's not for an owner occupant loan, which they legally can not loan on.

I understood that stuct/MEP/civil design work will be RFPed after the architect's bids.

At the end of that 60 day period, am I legally allowed to change the locks on the apartment even if they haven't removed all of their belongings from the unit?

Do not rely on it for legal advice.

Here it means you designate your property to conservation purposes and open space.

Hi Kate, (Not Legal Advice) IMHO....

In today's legal world, it's always beneficial to have some type of legal documentation if things don't go as planned which happens quiet often.

Is this legal to do in the state of Louisiana.

If you seek a mortgage loan for an investment property is it violating loan terms to quick claim the house into your LLC while the loan is still tied to you personally?