That can be adjusted based on the amount and the length of time needed on a case-by-case basis but in general, 10% return should satisfy most PMLs especially being in first position on the property note.

There's really no dodging the issue, you (and they) are just looking for the solution that will satisfy the requirement. 

Anna L. once the note is satisfied it’s done!

Tenants will push you a "brand new home" if you let them - and then still won't be satisfied!

Furnishing and finishing the details took 3x longer than I thought, and very satisfied that I received a mid term rental inquiry for traveling nurse and subsequent booking within 1 week of posting!

@Jay Hinrichs Developers definitely get presales to satisfy lenders and (they hope) to boost sales.  

I was told that a posted license will satisfy the court. 

I’ve been 100% satisfied with ReMax Haven Realty in managing my two properties in the Cleveland market.

That would satisfy the HOA requirement.  

Here is the clause: "Owner can terminate Broker "without cause” if the Property “is under a Rental Agreement", provided the following conditions are satisfied: 1) Owner shall first give Broker thirty (30) days written notice; 2) Owner shall pay a sum equal to the commissions due for the remainder of the current tenant's occupancy"I argued that this was a termination with cause because of the above-mentioned reasons, but none of those reasons are "causes" within the management agreement.