Some of them may cause harm, depending on the whole health situation.

I just received an offer from thomas management llc, and I was checking their status and I found this link... 

Meaning you hold the house long enough to A) Realize market appreciation, B) Achieve favorable tax sales status, C) Realize immediate tax benefits, D) Recover some funds through renting.

In some cases, where the person has some other situation (recently someone had to move due to a child with special needs who's health care changed) that's out of their immediate control I just strike and agreement to let us in early to do anything we need, keep the deposit, and get it listed quickly. 

Now, how about someone who tells you that his aunt's brother-in-law is desperate to sell a home for health/financial reasons and is willing to take less than 50% of what the property may fetch in an MLS sale so long as you have cash and can close in 7 days. 

Roaches are a health hazard and you have a responsibility to the other tenants as well as the property owner to take care of it in a timely fashion.

Reminder: sometimes syndication investors make the mistake of thinking that they can combine assets or income under an LLC to qualify for Accreditation status, but that’s not how it works.

However, there is a small section of the Public Health Service Act which provides the CDC director authority to take "reasonably necessary" steps such as "inspection, fumigation, disinfection, sanitation, pest extermination, and destruction of animals or articles believed to be sources of infection."

I am a health care worker, live and work in Montgomery county.

The builder is offering to rent my home so they can use it as a model home for 18 months.. this would prevent me from fully moving in and meeting the owner occupied status.. this is going to be our forever home so if I changed all bills, dmv, work, bank account and insurance to show this is my primary and move into the garage while renting the rest of the house to the builder.. would this meet the owner occupied requirements?