However, large volume wholesale companies of which I'm aware tend to have non-compete agreements that you must sign, which would "prevent" you from going into business for yourself (or with a competitor) for some period of time and/or within the same territory.

Homeowner believes they can threaten lawsuit based on Dodd Frank, CFPB non compliance, DTP, etc., and obtain “better” result4.

And in many cases you're able to write off almost off of the income from the DST against depreciation because of the nature of the non-recourse loans and your ability to buy additional depreciable basis.

@Dave Allen  I don't know if any lenders can comment, they may suggest a different type of loan but if you are half owners  I would think you would split the income but if you were living there I see why you did it the way you did.

Hi Victor, You should talk to a local lender about a bank statement loan program.

Second, and probably less messy, issue a notice of non-renewal as he obviously doesn’t care about the rules.

I’ve seen where NC has partnered with municipalities to provide federal or state funding to bring public water/sewer to under severed areas.

in response to the correct information claiming in some kind of non sequitur to be confused as to how one could 'fail.' 

@Sunny Karen- thanks ...nice sounding plan ....if you havent already done so - make sure to get yourselves  formally pre approved  with a lender  using a hypothetical  scenario ... depending on the loan amt needed ( if any) - make sure the lender you talk to can handle the amount . 

What I started doing is I take the deposit and if they don't move in, it is non-refundable.