I'd call someone in the planning side who is looking to get units built and explain how their perspective can kill the entire project resulting in no units...so maybe they can help the discussion on phasing it your way vs. the other way. 

So many times I meet house hackers who want fixers and then I explain that yes, there is value (both of my house hacks were fixers), but there is down time without tenants and you could be doing higher income producing activities.

I had explained to him that I want to keep my family safe and ensure we are complying with code.

The trend toward shorter booking windows could explain this...but the reduction in booking pace eerily corresponds with economic turmoil beginning in March. 

You can market it for sale as "no money down" "no down payment needed" etc, and then explain it to interested people.

Must be local here in Maricopa Here is a blog post explaining how to find one.

Owners may unintentionally (or otherwise) make decisions that violate these laws, putting both themselves and your management company at legal risk.Second, your existing screening process, which prioritizes objectivity by approving the first qualified applicant, is there to maintain consistency, minimize liability, and protect your team’s credibility.

It is about talking with an attorney to explain exactly how you want this to work and let them help you determine the best structure, based on your goals and the situation as it stands.

Most transplants from northern states tend to do this and are understanding when I explain and now I have a section in my tenant's rule book on this subject.I am happy to let him walk and end the lease, but I wonder if I need to proceed with mold testing regardless just to prove that this property is mold free because he raised a health concern.If I just offer to break the lease even if he moves on he can come back 3 months later saying he has been coughing and sneezing since and it all started when he was residing here.since this is an apartment with other units, I am also concerned about tenant chatters. 

Can someone please explain the reason some operators are having trouble with big multifamily properties right now?