Financing aside, my property is a 3/2 with a 1/1 in law efficiency attached.

COVID and work-from-home have accelerated facilities efficiency plans.  

Landlords- how do you handle turning over a unit and ensuring your tenant is actually going to leave at the end of the lease?

I'm requesting an exception topolicy to continue processing the loan or to request an update to policy tohelp other veterans in my shoes recover the expenses paid towards closingeffected by the suspension of the Alteration and Repair Loans.After further review of my case I see that the Appraisal was ordered by mylender on 30 April and the Circular was published on 10 April of this year.I understand that they were not in compliance with the circular, but how itwas distributed to them to ensure they put measures in place to ensure thatit is followed is something I would not have control of.

I have read in-depth about using holding companies, multiple LLCs, trusts, crazy expensive liability insurance policies, etc. but wanted to explore this route because it seems less-complex and more cost efficient. 

The seller of the land agreed to seller-financing for 6 months but we'll need to ensure we can get the full project financing we need prior to conclusion of DD.5.

You can do it yourself, but if you want to ensure you have the proper protection, you'll want a pro to do it for you.

Even though you are removing fixtures and fittings and reinstating them (if need be), you need to ensure that the lifespan remaining on those items are justified.

Anyone currently do some lending that can provide some advice or process to ensure their money / assets are safe?

More efficiency and potentially monetizing it is what I'm considering.