As an agent if you represented a seller and the buyer was a week late and going to be even later (and you are not sure if they will ever actually close because they can just tell you anything without per diem or extra EMD), would you roll over and tell your client "well tough" or would you get them something for the failure of the other side to meet contract or at least a guarantee to protect them?

If they ever feel your rental needs babysitting and the become sick of it then your right to own non-owner occupied units in the building can be taken away. 

I have not ever looked at the possibility to purchase commercial property but I'll do my best to give you an answer based on what I've learned about that type of development. 

However, if someone is offering all the pieces then one would wonder why won’t they do it by themselves as money is hardly ever a problem.

because other options are typically analyzed on a case by case basis if they ever happen.

While no one ever need to enroll in one of these programs in order to get a deal funded through our various loan programs, obtaining the type of funding that we provide for those with no experience, those with bad credit or those with little capital and looking for as little cash to close as possible is difficult without access to the tools and resources that are based upon the lending criteria specific to those loans.

Will rents ever increase?

I will be buying a MFH by next spring has anyone ever heard of having a daycare in a unit?

I am just wondering if anyone has ever heard of them, or has any experience with them or a similar company?

Did your friend ever AIRBNB the house?