Several of us are trying o find the right solution to make the sale easier and less litigious. 

@Dan MikloszHere are some good hints your lender is pretty good.They don't get too beat up on Biggerpockets.They never send you a copy of their driver's license.They don't charge points up frontThey tell you up front that you have to pay for an appraisal or BPO, but it goes to a real AMCThey speak in acronyms (LTV, ARV, DSCR, DTI, ARM), but can explain what each meansThey know the difference between an ARM and a Fixed rate loanThey aren't afraid to tell you no, but will offer a solution instead.Just a few off the top of my head.Stephanie

I've heard on biggerpockets podcast hosts suggest you to keep on searching for Credit solutions, even after one bank has declined your application, so i wanted to know how does shopping around affect your credit?

He technically never agreed to pay 50% of the mortgage but he never came up with any other solutions to counter that offer.

The obvious solution here would be to find a short term rental in Nashville, secure new jobs, and then apply for the loan.

Our solution, I think, might be for me to lease the property to the LLC with a triple net lease. 

This is a perfectly acceptable solution and when installed properly works very well.

To add, it’s not that hard to monitor the MLS yourself via Realtor.com.

First step would be to discuss with existing lender to see if they have a solution. 

You can tell them exactly what you want and monitor them through daily pictures, videos, etc., as well as paying them in draws as the work gets completed.