@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). 

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The company should then manage your rooftop preparation process such as getting permits, any construction and the execution of the rooftop equipment.

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Is there another way (apart from PG-ing or getting a private investor, to execute on this type of play?  

Net Operating Income     $100,000          $207,000Property Market Value $1,500,000         $1,500,000 Yes, Market value would go up as NOI increases, left the same for discussion, you can adjust to $3,089,000 new NOI value at 6.7% cap.CAP rate                           6.7%                    13.8%All of the above tactics, positions, decisions, situations are legal and easily executed.

I’ve seen leases executed with entity names only and no personal liability where the leasee decided to “stop throwing good money after bad”.