Keep renting it out and deal with the tax implications, move back in and aim for that tax break on selling later, or sell and possibly pay capital gains tax if he doesn't meet the criteria for the exemption.

We qualify up to 50% DTI for conventional loans, so it seems that you'd have room to meet our criteria.

If the credit is destroyed the renter may have no reason to pay rent beyond that point and may just stretch out their legal stay out of spite.

I had a contractor tell me that he makes 100% profit and he doesn't do anything other than meeting a client for an estimate.

EDUCATE YOURSELF - yes, it will take time, but will lead to a selection that better meets your expectations & avoids potentially costly surprises!

Sometimes they have income restrictions that someone using affordable housing programs may not meet.

Your collective wisdom will be invaluable in ensuring this project not only preserves the building's heritage but also meets modern performance standards, increasing its market appeal and overall value.Let's discuss it!

Is there a reason that sub-200k can't meet that criteria?

Get to your local RE meet, Books are no reality, All the best 

I heard the last meeting was at 10:00AM, so I assume this one will be at the same time.