And, even though more space between lines is supposed to make materials easier to read, that applies more appropriately to printed materials than online content, because it forces too much scrolling and moving around, which interrupts reading flow and comprehension.  

So they'll force a due on sale clause and you'll have to scramble to get a commercial loan.

I am enlisted in the navy as a Seabee, a construction force. so majority of the property management will be done by myself.

Everything is based on Forced Appreciation, Market Appreciation, Cash Flow and Equity Paydown long term.We view almost all properties as total guts and complete renovations.  

As stated you also do not want to be left with one tenant that can not afford the place and forces you to evict.

So if you are not yet over the threshold of being an accredited investor, it's probably a waste of your time to analyze the PPM, and do all the other due diligence, because they will most likely be forced to reject you at that point.

With that said, if I was completely against one of my tenants doing something and they still attempted to force my hand into doing.

The REIT had liquidity issues forcing the sale.

This has pushed rents down (along with people losing their jobs and stuff), and has forced landlords here to compete with more vigor.

I also told him about the possible lien, which may force us to structure the deal creatively so he pays the $5000 and not the current owner, and still gets the deed.