That doesn't mean date the rate, marry the house like the goofballs would say on here.

That means I have a court date within 30-40 days of the rent being late, I win the case, and the tenant is out within 48 hours, minimizing losses to the owner.I recommend you consider educating yourself on what a good PM does, then consider moving your rentals to someone else.

You might be able to get an agreed judgement if she doesn't move out on the agreed date. 

On Google Earth, use the two dates 4/2017 and 1/2018 to see the build-out.

Online dating apps are all about the numbers.

@Zac Gorski review your closing documents carefully 1) if owner occupied mortgage, it usually requires you occupy x days from closing date (ours was 60) so maybe ask insurance and mortgage for extension if needed. 2) does your state have some rule where you can end a lease early to move in?

My agreement always calls for prior to close of escrow not a date specific.  

Then you can respond to "All" and keep the owner abreast of how their current PMC is cooperating.No more than 30 days before the Termination Date, you'll want to send an intro letter to the tenants.

However, that was long ago before the (internet) in a specialized environment.

I will just not have a clear title to resell, also read there is a 4 year statute of limitations on utility bills so they cant make me pay dates back to 2006.