It was co-authored by my wife and Mark Ferguson, and covers pretty much every aspect of negotiating in this business...

The COSL has statutory authority to set it aside for any reason without any court intervention.

The problem is we can't prove that a permit was ever authorized for the 2nd unit.  

I would have them fill out a simpler application, run background checks, and list them as authorized occupants.  

One thing to watch for on new construction down there East of Lottie is the OCURA (Oklahoma City Urban Renewal Authority).

(credit summary: 2 accts; #1 is authorized user [AU] acct, 12 yrs old, 35k line, $4k balance; #2 is new credit acct, 2 mos old, 8k line, $0 balance)If after reading #3 you think I'm building credit up from scratch in the US, you'd be right: got my dad to add me as AU to his 35k acct, then opened one of my own (the 8k line), and may open a third here in a month or so (AMEX transfer from Australia).  

Review the terms of the rental agreement and re-emphasize the importance of securing written authorization from you before making any changes to the property.

Reminds me also that I should be pushing for a close right around the 10th as the author of "crushing it in commercial real estate recommends"Thanks!!

Authorities have been notified and he and his co-conspirators are being pursued today!

Depending on exactly where you plan to have your rentals will determine many of the answer to the questions you have below as how much section 8 pays and whether your property qualifies is all based on the governing housing authority.