I'm using their service and completely satisfied.

 Many of these have been sitting on the market for 300 days or more.One upside is that all back taxes will have been settled or satisfied, so that will not be a concern with any of these potential properties

I told the producer that we had no problems with the show following us, but we were not going to change anything in our processes/methods to satisfy the show.

Once the live in it for a year is satisfied I hope to get a multi family property.

Don't be satisfied with what you have, always look at how you can improve your property or where you can expand and maybe try something new sometime down the road. 

Reading the MN state law it does appear that the fixed term lease is still in effect even if the tenant passes but I would be satisfied with covering my expenses for cleaning, utilities, any storing of property, and the months it takes to re-rent the unit.

I personally was not comfortable with covering the nut on an 8% note on a rental property, especially holding a property that is nice enough to satisfy my lenders (nice property --> lower rent yield --> minimal profit after paying an 8% note).

Sometimes folks post who confuse planning for action which satisfies their need to tell themselves they've done something.

But qualifying for a DSCR product often means putting more money down, in order lower the cost of the debt service, in order to get the DSCR high enough to satisfy the lender. 

Have your signed lease printed out to bring with you (or email it to the bank rep's email) & make sure their names on the lease matches their names on their ID exactly.Remember at the end of the lease, tenants receive all sec deposit back WITH interest within 30 days if you're satisfied w the condition of the property upon vacancy.