At very least, Isn't a commercial landlord still required to furnish a bilaterally executed 48-hour move-out inspection/checklist?!

You can create any terms that you want and then if rates ever come down again execute the option and put it into your name.What is your main purpose of doing it this way? 

I am an investor/developer in Northern CaliforniaI'd like to share a strategy for executing BRRRR but buying land and building housing on it instead.Buy land -> Build Housing -> Rent -> Refinance -> RepeatYou add massive value to the property by building new instead of purchasing an already existing building. 

The Addendum Regarding Rental Flood Disclosure applies to landlords, who are required to provide the addendum to a tenant at or before the execution of the lease.Can I fill out and sign the addendum on behalf of the landlord?

Interesting that their services, and how they execute those services, aren't being even considered!

As the timeline moves forward, the criteria will change.How do you execute these steps?

@Brian Sweeney you have a reason to be frustrated with the execution.

The fact the title policy excepted access rather than the commitment requiring an executed agreement makes me think the underwriter also concluded the agreement isn't enforceable as it stands. 

@Nathaniel J Mott you should be able to use a standard purchase contract (either Realtor or custom) to execute the basic terms of the deal (purchase price, EMD, DD amount, DD period), then execute an addendum to that contract to iron out the specific terms of the seller financing.

I guess they are adding in more stringent requirements on top of the Fannie guidelines (which state that an executed lease contract should be enough - or so that's what I understand).