So I know that you can reuse it, as long as you're able to get your entitlement back.

I would like to keep it if possible.If I can get on the renter's list now I will be on it forever as long as its rented. 

@Johnathan @Johnathan Boyle i would take risks as long as the reward is there and distance isn't much of an issue

If it's them or someone new that moves in down the road. it's hard to see the beauty beyond the trash.. it could be there.Nobody likes to show a occupied unit, or house,, but the facts are as long as it's showing income when you go to finance you can use those figures to show banker it's a money generating property,, 

If looking to use your retirement assets, a 401k loan could be much more advantageous as long as you can afford the loan repayments.

As long as they look good, don't look a gift horse in the mouth!

When you refinance, you can refinance into only your name (so long as you qualify solo) and then just do a quitclaim deed at the courthouse to remove their name from the title. 

Probably true as long as something hasn't changed in the building such as a crack house starting business.

@Howard Greisman, It's yours to do what you wish, as long as it was the  sellers and not a tenant's .  

The bank will want to see it in your account the week before closing but it shouldn't be necessary to tap it until then as long as the credit line has been extended.