My experience is mostly in renovation, but my passion is making the built environment more seamless with nature and thereby more beautiful. 

Obviously, if the tenants fail to timely pay rent, you can enforce their obligations with a notice to pay.Your question is legal in nature, so I recommend that you consult your landlord or FHA attorney in your state about it.

No one has more "skin in the game" than a PMC as they have to deal with the property every day until an owner sells or fires them.Also recommend finding your own Inspector and not one referred by an agent.

The same tenants that didn't pay you rent while they were residents likely won't pay even if you get a judgment against them.For better or worse, this is the nature of the business we've chosen!

There is another easy route that requires thick skin, invest in warzone cause you will here many investors don't do it and because of that house in those area cost $10k or less.

Good luck and so sorry this is happening, unfortunately it's the nature of the beast!

Since it is non-refundable by nature and by agreement, if they choose to not exercise the option, I keep the option fee.When they exercise the option, I get the rest of the equity.

Is th is nature of the market we are in?

I would suggest you make the request to have the tenants leave, AND, if it delays the transaction that's no skin off your back - just keep you lender/bank in the loop!

My last Airbnb stay was in the mountains of Asheville and had a sauna and private/natural hot tub and fire pit.