@Brian Dickerson, federal law prevents lenders from exercising the due on sale clause if you transfer the property into a trust for estate purposes, but you must remain as the beneficiary, which means that you also still have all of the liability.

I've asked my insurance company for a sample waiver and am waiting for that.

If you wanted specific tile set in a specific way you should have verified he had the correct tile before he started setting it, and should have laid out a sample the way you wanted. 

List now and have a sample of the flooring available so they can see the color and style.

Not only will you find this exercise informative and enlightening, you'll also get an opportunity to understand if that lender is someone you want to work with.

Of course, this is also fabricated but I could easily draft up a lease purchase agreement giving the tenant the option which he would ever exercise. 

The question then becomes: how likely is the lender to exercise that right?

Sample figures. 2 br 1 bath listing for 550 k selling at 570k.

Hello All, We are in the very early stage of developing a 'Tenant Satifaaction Survey' to use in our rental home business, and looking for ideas or samples of what should, or shouldn't, be in it, and general feedback on your experiences for those of you who have done this.

This person will be critical in helping you find the new listing quickly.Repeat this exercise 10 times or so without making an offer.