I'm a mechanical engineer by day, so this is a totally new world for me.Anyone else have experience in Weber County and the surrounding areas?

Say you have a toilet problem or a simple fix. you would have to drive 4 hours total to maybe fix a 15 minute job.

Obviously, if I had $2300 annual cashflow x 3 that can easily cover the HELOC interest payments + about $2000 of free cashflow.

If the contract has a max of 2 people per bedroom, and home has 3 rooms, that means that there’s a maximum total of 6 people living in the home .

You obviously have substantial debt to income which affects it as well, and as you incur more debt, the credit score will decrease. 

We've been on the market since early Spring and despite significant price drops ($500k in total reductions), we're running out of runway before the loan maturates and funds on hand are depleted. 

You obviously have given attempt to notify them, so would imagine that you have find everything possible for this emergency entrance. 

Trying to maximize our time (and not waste his) what are the obvious and not so obvious questions we should have for him?

This is a form that you create yourself that just says your not renewing the lease. 1) 6/5/2018 filed a form called "unlawful detainer" ($220 filing fee + $50 misc fees, $270 total) with Court.

Obviously this is extremely difficult, but automation is quickly gaining traction so i try to account for that.