This new information would require the property to have a fire suppression system, as well as a paved parking lot with a combined cost of ~$45,000 which no longer makes the property BRRRR friendly. 

What kind of annual return is that once the paper currency start losing its charm... 

I want a new tenant who doesn't pull crap like this.I also need to know how to protect myself better in the future.This sounds like a 'charming' couple. 

Country life is charming for about a week to city dwellers, but then we miss our IMAX theaters, dozens of restaurants, and Lowes that are all 15 minutes away.

@William Coet there are a variety of reasons at play and interestingly enough for the past 2 years or so I am getting $700k per SFH partially because they changed some of the regulations specifically for people with developmental disabilities where they now want the SFH to have Fire Suppression systems and sprinklers as well as ADA requirements.There was a few lawsuits in NJ that have really helped make affordable housing possible.

I want to keep the historic charm but it needs painted anyway so just want to see if there were any other ideas out there but you're right I don't mind the current color.

Plus it has this charm that you can't get anywhere else.

Third time is the charm @Tim Herman haha I got it!

When necessarily committed in attempting, by lawful ways andmeans, to apprehend any person for any felony committed, or inlawfully suppressing any riot, or in lawfully keeping and preservingthe peace.

This time, the approval letter read the same way as the old Bank of America letters, with Bank of America retaining their right to pursue the deficiency once again.BUT - THE THIRD TIME WAS THE CHARM.