English is not their first language and I had to repeat almost everything I told him.

I officially licensed the back unit as a short-term rental and rent it out on Airbnb and it has at 4.9 rating.My question is regarding whether or not to keep it based on a major repair that needs to happen. 

@Peter Yeh  Yes, per your attorney, you can always object but your objection, at least under this provision, would be outside the terms of the promulgated language.

I also have language that I can solve schedule issues by buying material directly and hiring other contractors and all those expenses come out of the contract amount to the delaying contractor.

My refinance has language that we must occupy the property for 12 months post refi, so this has to be viewed as an investment property from a financing perspective.

I would ask your attorney for details on this, but theoretically, wouldn't official, sworn testimonies or affidavits from your tenants stating that they complained to the seller about these issues and he acknowledged them, etc...

I set myself the goal of purchasing my first rental property within 1 year of establishing that goal (aka, the day I officially began my journey), and I succeeded 1 week shy of that 1 year mark.

I'm under contract for a home and in the contract we have language "seller to provide monthly rent receipts" since we are planning on inheriting the tenants. 

The exception language that I copied from Fannie mae's website (service guide) is provided below.However, when I talked to a bank, they said they are not sure about this exception and won't allow the transfer in writing.

I’m interested in creating cash flow through rental properties, as I’ve seen so many that are successful in doing the same.I’ve read through some posts people have made and half the stuff they say sounds like a different language to me.