Argument was just that current rents really do not justify the price ( based on an investment, which I concede is not always the only reason to buy). 2: In Oakland there is rent control as well. 

Now I will concede one very big point.

So you would definitely be purchasing the deed to a disputed property - I'd feel confident saying, at the very least, a buyer intending to clear the title would eventually be conceding a large portion (if you consider set backs etc) to the property owner of the structure - I am 100% talking out of my *** with that statement though, I'm not a real estate lawyer and only the most vanilla/conventional of real estate investors (that is to say green/inexperienced).  

As soon as you start taking refuge in the odds of the bank foreclosing you concede my point.By the way — do you have an interest in getting people to buy subject to, either through a course you offer for consideration, or from property you want to lay off? 

Again, I was not trying to be conceding, just making you aware. 

Old lender wants to sell on Tuesday, but we are not conceding to relinquishing the LLC for his benefit. 

@Priyanshu AdathakkarI will concede that the best practice when rejecting an applicant is to use 100% verifiable objective criteria whenever you can.  

After my IRS audit we conceded to have separate accounts for ALL our properties & we have a lot of them.

Would you concede to this or hold to the terms of the original non-renewal notice? 

I’ve always heard 203k loans are nightmares with the consultants and draws, let alone getting a contractor to concede to the paperwork.