You want a Maximum Over-funded policy.

I'm located in Summerville, but have connections all over the lowcountry. :) 

As of 2022, over half of millennial households were homeowners, which still leaves many more young households who want to make the same transition.

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If they do neither, then continue with the eviction process.

It has been rented over 100 times.

No need to mention the other tenants or anything else and if they ask why, tell them it is clear from the comments over the last 13 months, they are not happy there. 

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I have over $1 million invested in real estate with a portfolio worth over $6 million.  

as long as owner intents to occupy and has control, they are able to lease out. the biggest thing would be to not have a PM manage the property, as of that point they would then have control over availability. straight from FNMA guideshttps://selling-guide.fanniemae.com/sel/b2-1.1-01/occupancy-types#:~:text=Second%20Home%20Properties,-The%20table%20below&text=If%20the%20lender%20identifies%20rental,including%20the%20occupancy%20requirement%20above).