I can fund deals via my IRA now, I have check writing abilities and very easy to access money quickly.  

Let's say their service dog is a pitbull, and your insurer lists pitbulls as being a restricted breed.

Are there other resources that only certain people have access to?

To answer your question John I did not have access to the inside of the prop so there was a risk taken there.

Bullying tactics pure and simple.They are doing their best to restrict the movements of everyone's money so it doesn't surprise me that your bank is asking this.IMHO knowing what I'm like, I'd tell them in no uncertain terms, it's none of their business.It's an outrage really, but someone who maybe a little more adroit would offer an answer of, well it's for personal reasons.

Rent control units are sold and TAXED with the knowledge of the restrictions so they are not sold at the value that a market rent (ridiculous) unit would get.  

They choose to participate in a program with special diet meals, and it may work well while they are eating those restrictive meals, but unless they consciously change their eating habits they are mostly likely going to gain weight again.

The new lease might be more restrictive than the old one.

Bedrooms and bathroom upstairs, and living room, dining room, kitchen and laundry on first floor, and access to basement.Building needs some repair since its old, but being that its fully rented I assume there aren't any major problems or it would not have passed inspection.Mortgage on it was taken out for 118k back in Dec. 2011.City taxes are $7273 annually and school taxes are $5510 annually.For the attached building:a mortgage was taken out for $27700 back in April 2010.City taxes are $3602 annually and school taxes are $3322 annually.So I was thinking of buying both to have 6 units and a commercial space to rent out for a convenience store or something of the sort.

I also think there are some restrictions on being able to just take it as a hardship withdraw as well.