The extermination is three weeks so it is going to extend into the first week of February, which would extend her stay which is not what I want.Do I have any rights as a landlord that says "because the state has provided another place for her and it's ready that she has to leave?"

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Ask the lender to build in the carry cost so you do not have to come out of pocket during this period. 

A 14-day is non-curable notice that can be given only AFTER  a 5-day has been issued in the same 12 month period. 

If the original lease is still in the original period, you'll have to wait until it expires. 

I've read some don't even care or have seasoning periods, they will lend as soon as it's completely leased. 

Property Acquired in 45 Day Period.

In the HUD LBP addendum, there's an inspection contingency that reads:The Purchaser has a contingency period that expires fifteen (15) calendar days from the date the contract is accepted by HUD to conduct at the Purchaser's expense, an independent lead-based paint inspection visual assessment for deteriorated paint or risk assessment. 

We did not supplement rental income for investors during that period strictly over an economic downturn.  

You can’t be the best at all of it, so find your “thing” and hire the best for the rest.Hey Nick, does that invitation extend this way?