I need this peace of mind.First, I would like to hear your advice.Please let me know if you can give any pointer on any good turnkey companies and management companies in these areas I am referring below.

Fortunately for us he left peacefully after another week.

At any rate, it's a touchy situation.If you can still close on the one, then that's great.I wouldn't, however, force the issue and/or burn any bridges - this course of action usually never works out.There are plenty more great deals to grab next week, walk away [peacefully] from both if you have to.Good luck.

LMK if any comments about the ABOUT US page or anything else, as I mentioned, its very basic, but welcoming, peaceful, easy and thanking the seller every chance I can for every click. 

And if the funds are held in escrow, then there could be a request or debate later by the tenant to have the funds returned if they failed to exercise the option.On the flip side, you may want to record a memorandum of option and service your option payment to the seller through escrow to cloud the title and make it possibly more professional and binding if you have a large option fee at stake that you've paid the seller and if it gives the seller some peace of mind... but not Necessary...

Another benefit is that the buying realtor will use their contract templates so you will have peace of mind that everything will be done legally.

For the peace of mind, and setting your standard-- I definitely go with a background check.

Use your intuitions to tell you if they are aggressive (damage prone) or passive (leave peacefully). 

For your peace of mind and integrity, pay your former tenants, wish them well and move on with life!

Peace!