I approved them based on the fact that they were related and I figured together they knew each other and could work it out. 

Anything relatively close to Route 7 is prime, I believe, because that will take you right up and down the county, with access to everything from shops to mountain views!

Each state has different landlord/tenant laws, so I would start by researching Minnesota's laws related to Holdover Tenants.

Or, they are about to close and haven't found someone to assign the purchase rights.Flipping is just as hard because you have to make sure you get the property remodeled, deal with any unforseen issues, and finally sell it.As mentioned, both are related skills. 

Follow your local laws.The best solution would be to get something in writing from the former tenant regarding disposition of the contents. ie, have a relative come get the stuff or whatever.

We talk about analysis paralysis regarding a deal, but for me it’s even before that… I’ve got some cash saved, a good W-2 job with decent income and great credit (>800)… but the job requires most of my time so I don’t really have the time to “bird dog” or rehab or wholesale… I’m looking for something relatively passive… I realize that means I won’t get all the “meat on the bone” for myself… That’s OK.I’m looking to invest for cash flow at this point.

ok, but in relation to what?

I don’t have any relatives/friends in this country that own real estate so I’ve been pretty much navigating this on my own for the past couple of months.

@Darion Fletcher I’m also a relatively new investor in the Minneapolis area looking at the MFH market.

Very accurate and has relatives and associates and neighbors as links to a certain prospect with their numbers, emails, and social media as well.