Will using RMLOs satisfy the Dodd-Frank Act?

Hey everyone!So I am moving forward towards purchasing my first investment property. It will be a house hacking venture. I was told that in order to approve the loan, the lender will want to see that a tenant has agre...

They move, they satisfy the requirement the lender requires them to live in the residence for. 

I do maintain a sufficient cash reserve to satisfy Lenders.I like using this strategy for several reasons.1. 

While it is tempting to try to squeese in the time in to do it, I realize I would not be satisfied with that and neither would you.

Option 1 is getting a FHA loan and possibly a FHA 203k to rehab it since it will most likely be somewhat distressed, but still still satisfy FHA requirements.

@Charles Coaston It looks like the property owner recently satisfied the judgment.

My first thought would be to see what the zoning & health officials would want to see satisfied to get their blessing.

Its life, SH happensIf you can find a HUD acceptance form, and make sure your properties can satisfy that, they have no legal remedy,whether or not they Hud tenanants......Consider this, A garbage disposal that at times drains back into the dishwasher....

The borrower has legal right to sell the property right up to the confirmation of sale, so literally the borrower can show up at confirmation and settle the debt, you will get your 10% back from the clerk if the sale is legitimate and satisfies the foreclosing lender.