@Lorraine PattersonI and many others would generally not stay at a place where I cannot have a king bed to sleep in so you will lose out on a percentage of potential rentals without a king.  

Once they started process of getting solar panel transferred there was another $5800 to be paid ….seller was told they agreed to pay the $5800….buyer wants out will they lose their earnest money.

We wanted to wait a couple years for the market to possibly cool down, save a good chunk to pay for our first deal in cash, and her retirement so she can focus on this venture.

I still lose $1000 a month to taxes, insurance, and utilities, but the $1000 in costs beats the $2000 in rent I was paying, I now use OPM to pay down the mortgage and HELOC payments totaling $2550 a month, and my home has already appreciated $30000.

I say reasonable because some landlords lose perspective, I think.  

In those cases you would need an extension from the municipality or lose your non conformity. 

@Stuart Van Ess Either way you structure, just make sure the difference between Syndications and a few partners that you know for a joint venture.

That is because YOU are the one who will lose your property if they are not paid.

Make sure you have at least one contingency left or you’re going to lose your earnest deposit. 

Well, I worked really hard for my real estate, so its really scary to lose my rentals.