The reason I am writing this is to seek advice on what next steps I should take.

He is feeding me some BS about not being allowed to be on a lease until he is discharged and that he is required to move back to his duty station until officially discharged.This is a huge pain which could have been easily avoided by not signing a lease in the first place. 

I appreciate your response and focus questions to bring back to the table with my partners to determine before seeking professional advice. 

A bit of a pain, but an easy solution. 

This form may be served prior to or concurrently with a 15-day notice seeking payments due between March 1, 2020, and Aug. 31, 2020, served on or before Sept. 30, 2020.More info here: https://caanet.org/ctra-informational-notice-must-be-served-by-wednesday-sept-30Perhaps another reason there isn't more discussion on it is because people became more focused on the federal CDC eviction moratorium, which came out almost immediately afterward. 

TLDR: Seeking advice on whether/how feasible purchasing a three-unit RT-4 to convert into owner duplex and one income unit is and still qualify for historic tax credit adaptive reuse incentives at federal and state levels, and welcoming any service provider recs to make it happen.The property under consideration: an 1880s 3-flat with a full unfinished basement. 

It is a pain, but the reality is that it will cost more money to try to go after her for the rent and cleanup.

be a blessing but can be a huge pain and issue.

I'm also concerned with my very unique credit, that they too will require more collateral/higher interest rates from me to issue the loan, which will most likely leave the CoC less than 2%  I think it's best I seek a partner for this deal, someone who is eligible for a Traditional loan.

My investment is a house-hack, so I'm here now, hence the 5% loan and will seek to do another next year and so forth.