You’d need to completely gut the place and force all the tenants out to start marketing to students after renovations.

I forced myself to do a deal before a shampoo bottle ran out (many know the shampoo bottle story - I'll post if need be).

This is simply trying to force a bad deal.

I was not forced to raise the rent or make any other financial reactions.

I can get assignee to put it up when he signs assignment agreement but I just don't like them trying to force me into more risk than I negotiated.

I always get her some little stuff, but getting a nice present that she really wants never seems to work well (granted, I'm probably a bad gift picker :).So, this year, I decided that I was going to give her cash, and force her to buy something she really wants. 

Stop trying to force everything to fit Fannie and Freddie.

By doing it full time you are forcing yourself to 100% commitment since this is the only source of income you will have.

I called him and he was "busy" Still hasn't called me back and his "voicemail box is full".I explained earlier to the first guy that if they were in anticipatory breach that I could start the eviction process right away and force them out and still have my contractually obligated damages for the 6 months as agreed.So, here's my question: I've read that I should be a hard *** with tenants but am I being unreasonable?

Most of what I have heard is that mortgage lenders will force you to somehow include repairs in the loan or make the owner do them.