I am not sure why Escrow said he cannot be owner and Beneficiary, except they may never have seen it thus far.Randy and I will be doing all our deals together, so we feel it is best to figure this out and get whatever Lending doc we need drawn up as template so we can secure him as the lien holder on any deal.I really am curious and will research more as to if/why or why not he can/cannot be a owner/lien holder on DOT.Will keep you posted on results - remembering we are in WA, so we will see.  

Well, unfortunately we were not able to accommodate his request.

I honestly see no benefit other than higher higher DTI limits if you needed them--up to 55 percent with strong compensating factors; otherwise, same guidelines as conventional loans except paying an interest rate premium for the Homepath product.

I checked other cities: Culver City - Gross receipt taxBeverly Hills - business tax not able to find out which kindBurbank - business tax NOT gross receipts BTW, I think mailing address can be different from HQ location, plus if you use a registered  agent they get all the important mail...

There are call-outs for specific hardship exceptions like inheritance and employment relocation, but approval for these exceptions are also at the discretion of the board.At the time my partner inherited the property, we were mislead by the then HOA Board President into thinking that given the manner in which he came to ownership and the fact that we live out of state, he would be granted the ability to hold the property as a rental into the future.

Then have a series of exceptions for certain kinds of signs or a process for getting a sign permitted.  

I don't think there is any clear cut way to tell a good tenant from bad except for time.

Like the other posts said, if your intent is apparent, the IRS will make an exception.

Except... when I am buying of course since I know my team can rent/lease it out quickly in most scenarios as long as we can bring up to standard quickly.

I am willing to do whatever I can to help asking nothing, except knowledge transfer :-), in return.