Their real estate version of "its the economy stupid" is "its the market stupid".

They can just make all that food themselves and probably a healthier version of it!

The layman's version of that is interfering with a contract, which is what a mortgage or deed of trust is.

Because it all seems to be verbally agreed to, I would suggest having your sister write a detailed letter to the landlord listing her version of what happened, step by step, especially the part about being told to move out by the end of the month, and finish by saying that due to his request for her to move out, she feels the lease ended on the date he told her to be out, so she has no further obligation to him.

Just undersatnding that each state will have its own version, but from the beginning HUD was charged with enforcement of the original intent, so sticking to that you can safely assume the states have complied.It also provided that in the event HUD determined that the state law did not sufficiently address the intent, that HUD would then apply the federal interpretations.

Basically, if you don't provide your own, tailored to your needs, you get the default version provided by the state.

I've used the 2012 version and now recently the 2015 version since they only provide online account downloads to the software for 3 years after the software version introduction.

I use a customized version of Podio that is strictly for wholesaling.  

First, just because you've manged several hundred properties across Memphis and have a perspective yours is not the only version.

In another version, they pay your mortgage, then raise your rent and evict you.