Under this federal law any financing arrangement requires the purchaser of an owner occupied dwelling (one to four living units) is to qualify for any financing contract with a registered Mortgage Loan Originator.

I would contact an Atty in your area The laws for this sort of thing is not cut and dry Your condo association may actually be liable to repair the drywall part https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.news-press.com/amp/87653272

Biggerpockets http://get.biggerpockets.com/forms/index/ has leases available, you can also look up online places such as legal zoom, law depot, and others.

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So assume you may have to go all the way to the sheriff removing them from the property.BTW, Utah law is now 15 day notice (not 30 day) when tenant is month to month and you are asking them to leave at the end of the monthly rent period.But definitely turn this over and don't mess around. 

Starting in late September 2017 under the new tax law, it no longer does. 

from onset I mean.It depends on the property, and your state-specific fair housing laws...this may not even be an issue.

He told me to obtain a mechanical permit and building safety inspection for the heater and have a licensed contractor conduct the work per California state law.

My understanding was that by law the seller must disclose any liens prior to putting the house on the market.

I’ll definitely have her check with a CPA about the new tax law.