It has Lender A in the contract but things did not work out well with himand I had approached another lender, who I was workning with, but my Loan got denied with Lender B.

However, an underwriter may suspect abuse that another purchase in this situation may not satisfy the mission of the VA loan if there is not a reasonable explanation of why you intend to occupy the neighbor's house.What does this mean? 

My only fear would be the condition of house after years of college student abuse, however that may only be a fear driven thought due to the fact that there seems to be many remidies for that.

Selling a property and went under contract in early July scheduled to close in two weeks.So far all contingencies have been met and suddenly the buyer wants to sign an addendum for a name change from "John Doe" to "whatever LLC".Since the buyer is seeking financing from a conventional lender, and I think most residential lenders do not lend to LLCs, I am thinking the name change will cause the loan to be denied, and my attorney suspects this may be a way for the buyer to seek to exit without any penalty.It seems unusual to do a name change like that in the last minute, any thoughts on the best way to navigate this

Unlocking known potential is wise business practice, turning a home in a high traffic area over for office use for example can be done based on your knowledge, you may be getting closer to speculating thinking you can change the zoning use as it could be denied.

Maybe one with elder abuse experience. 

Originally posted by @Denis S.

This will have your case denied and you'll have to start over taking even more time.

5 - How can I make sure, that the tenants will not abuse the fact that their electric, water & gas are being paid for?

@David B.Their response to you denying their request tells me you're in for a wild ride.Stop right now and write down everything.