The property is what I would consider a Class A property and was not purchased with intent to rent.

Hey all,I am in the process of looking for my first home in Richmond, with the intent to house hack either a single family with roommates, or a small multi.A bit about myself- I am currently on my second deployment, this time with the Army Reserves, and plan to use my VA loan to finance the purchase. 

I was wondering could you use the financing contingencies as a exit just in case the end buyers all back out but my intention is to have a cash buyer. 

My best friend and I wanted to start investing last year, so we had intentions of buying a triplex.

But regardless, the intent of it is to give people considerations to think about when weighing their own situation. 

These are the types of things that motivate them to pay.A final tip: When I give notice about intent not to continue my lease with them, I always do so immediately after they've finally paid rent.

Tell the seller you have NO intention to buy they property, and that you are planning to sell the contract.

Unless you can prove that it was an intentional misrepresentation, I doubt you would get very far.

@Sinil KimI’ve been a landlord for 10 years and what I would do before closing is talk with the tenants about your intentions to raise the rent to fair market value.

I have already scheduled my state exam for recertification with the intent to go back to full time work for about 2 months around September.