They may be able to refer legal counseling services for this niche.

I recently have been approved for a FHA loan which I want  to use for a Multifamily Home.

Syre a homeowner may take out a 200k mortgage, pay the bank for 5 years then default and in the end the bank writes off $450k plus all the legal expenses.  

.- They like a cooperative township- They like the land already subdivided or approved for developmentDepending on who your end user is, the answer to what they're looking for would be different.

If your rental agreement clearly states (and is legal in your jurisdiction to do so) that money received from the tenant will be applied to late fees before it is applied to rent, then you could notify the tenant that you received the money his parents paid on his behalf and you applied it to the late fee and then to rent and that $50 rent is still due.

You have a couple chinks in your armor. 1) she put you on notice that the tree had issues (legally you are responsible for a tree of it's obvious that it's compromised in some way.

An experienced 203k lender should have a few, since it is the Lender that approves the GC.

Kyle - if you want to determine if  conventional financing is  possible for you at this time ...I would recommend connecting with a loan person to get a formal  pre approval  in place  for any scenario you  care to work with  ...this  process is free and  help analyze credit / asset/ income / employment  and   if  you aren't able to  get pre approved at this time - you can  then be aware of any  facet you  will need to  work on ….thanks

That sounds good on the surface but what happens if the tenant legally breaks the lease?

The posts here about these 2 states varies from legal and illegal....Practically all deliverable inventory I currently see is in these 2 states.