All Owners must give prior notice to the Board of intention to lease, whereupon theBoard shall provide the Unit Owner a lease rider which shall be added to the lease and shall be signed by all parties executing the lease.

Ill have a few of my buddies living with me in the 3br unit (We’re young & not picky about space right now) & I’ll rent out the upstairs.

Fortunately, the landlord at her previous place was pretty flexible because he was getting out of the military and moving back into the house that she was living in, and he gave her plenty of notice in advance of his intentions so she had a lot of time to conduct her house search.

My intent is to look at real estate investments.

Hello,I've been searching for the answer to this question, but can't seem to find a solid answer - looking for a CPA who knows.I purchased a SFH in 2014 with the intent to rent it out (which I have) and eventually tear it down and build a home on the lot for my personal residence. 

Many lenders will be flexible with it given certain conditions such as the person on title remains the same and the property is either rented out or there is a letter of intent from a near future tenant.  

Not sure what their intent is for these.

agree to let them out of the lease, no strings attachedYou can do this in a calm and professional way.....this is business, not personal.Landlords cant function out of fear that a tenant will intentionally damage the unit.... that is a risk, but you cant be held hostage by that fear.Professionally state that the tenant signed the lease with the unti "as is".....and if they feel its uninhabitable, you will gladly let them out of the lease, no strings attached and the deposit will be refunded in full if the unit is returned in move in conditionDO NOT GIVE INTO THIS DEMAND....you will regret it

Ill reach out to the David B. and see if i can set a meeting up with him. 

This could just be me being cynical toward people and their intentions, but this sounds completely staged.