At the very least, talk to as many loan officers as possible and get opinions about your specific situation.

For me specifically, I bought my personal house a couple months ago at 10% down.  

Specifically someone who fits in this criteria:1.

Specifically someone who fits in this criteria:1.

I don't know enough about NJ specific law to say what that period is. 

I read a few of your other posts where you mention that Turnkey providers take all the cream away from a deal before it gets to you?  

Home must meet these specifications: -3 Br 2 Bath, 1,100 square feet plus (preferably at least 1,300)-Single family home or duplex (In other words nothing attached to something I don’t own)-Purchase with renovations factored in must be below 80% ARV-Doesn’t have to be move-in ready today but it needs to be close enough to that point that I can move into it in 7 weeks-Location: Franklin, Spring Hill, Fairview, South Nashville, College Grove, North Columbia, Arrington, North Chapel Hill, Nolensville and anywhere else that would be within a 35 minute commute to 117 SE Parkway Franklin, TN 37064.

I'd like to do some renovating in one unit specifically - should we just terminate and get on with it or issue a 12-mo lease with higher rents and give them the option to stay?

I'd like to do some renovating in one unit specifically - should we just terminate and get on with it or issue a 12-mo lease with higher rents and give them the option to stay?

My point is, there are specific requirements from state-to-state and area-to-area that a blanket PA will not protect you from...