Offer them a M2M and leave them that way permanently if they work out, non renew if they do not work out.My opinion M2M is the only lease to offer all tennats.

Why, because the Listing Agent can then probe the buyer to get info and/or after their "Preferred" lender sees the buyer's situation and has no solution for a mortgage, believe me, that buyer is "out like the fat kid in 5th grade dodge ball!"     

I used this time to learn the market and make connections with Realtors, contractors, subs and insurance people.We decided to make a permanent move and sold our Thornhill home in August 2017 and moved to West Palm Beach.We’re currently working on flipping a house in Apopka, which is just north of Orlando, and a house here in West Palm Beach.If you have any questions about the market here I would be more than happy to answer where possible.If you’re looking to “get your feet wet”, we’re open to discuss partnerships and private investment.

I've been surprised on multiple occasions by a big fat bill on my ledger.

However, the big disadvantage of the OneMortgage is that you're required to permanently owner-occupy the home; if you move you have to re-finance.  

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Looking for some insight.My home is on a permanent foundation and purged to 3 acres.

@Spike Scarberry  While I would have a hard time relocating myself to a place I've never been, I also think it's not a permanent decision.

Account Closed  Is the home on a permanent foundation?

2)  Conv  loans  dont have the  expensive  UFMIP  1.75% fee   and the  mortgage ins  with a conv loan isnt  permanent  and  its   cheaper in most cases   3)  there are conventional loans that  allow  as little as  3%  down  4) FHA pricing might be slightly better than  conv  loans -  but   not by much