There was a risk that the notice to move out and break the lease was just a stall tactic and had I not moved on with the eviction process right after the notice was given and rent not paid, I could be looking at even longer delay. 

@Nichole Stohler, very inspiring success story, I respect anyone that gets back on the horse after they've been knocked off!

The more I paid, the longer they stalled in meeting their obligations of sending me the proper software.

Once we removed the sheet-rocked ceiling, we found the original horse-hair plaster and wood lath ceiling.

Lots of good examples here so I won't beat that horse.

Not to beat a dead horse but I came across this tonight. http://www.azfamily.com/story/34980466/maricopa-county-saw-biggest-population-growth-in-the-us-last-year#.WNQyF5t4J9w.facebook

Marion County (NO Waterfront Property, "horse country", & home of Ocala) the median was 43%?!?!?!

HELCO to access equity to purchase next property.Current mortage is $140kARV = $280kInto house now after rehab for $210kOption 1 would not close until March 2018, really stalling my current plans and slowing all the momentum i have completing my first deal and knowing we can do it.Any advice, words of encouragement or ideas would be much appreciated.

As the saying goes: Different horses for different courses.

Some of the more bizarre: A window for an old Jeep Cherokee was left behind (found behind a door).A new, crated shower stall was once left in my parking lot (there was some weird story behind it like the tenant had intended to use for an in-laws remodel).Too many artificial x-mas trees to count.A machete (under a mattress)On a turnover, I once vacuumed under a refrigerator of a condo and just kept sucking up dried up dead small birds the tenant's cat had hunted and left behind.