Not too many people looking to move there voluntarily, especially not in the $200K range unless buying up acreage for hunting cabins, rec land, etc.Northern 219 trails off near hamburg.

If I can gain at least one golden nugget of knowledge it's worth it, if I find a pot of gold even better.

He will continue to re plenush the "POT"so if you request out he can pay and keep some on the side to pay the monthly % but he will be keeping all the profits.

Needless to say the neighbors are ecstatic.I removed an amateur pot dealer who guarded his stash with two 80 lb Pit Bulls who regularly got through the fence and into the family neighborhood.

For example, in Tennessee tenants have the right to 30 days of notice for evictions, but landlords also have the right to ask tenants to voluntarily waive such rights, and that is contained in most TN leases that I know because it gives immediate relief to landlords for non-paying tenants.

In fact, if the tenant does not voluntarily vacate at this point your only real legal recourse is to evict. 

I voluntarily cut 20% last year, now I have to do another 25% ... makes me wish I didn't conserve last year.

In other words, I need to “**** or get off the pot”.

http://www.wsj.com/articles/fixer-uppers-a-pot-of-gold-or-a-money-pit-1424280009@Jay Hinrichs check out PDX

Those will be outlined here:https://lahd.lacity.org/lahdinternet/LinkClick.asp...However, if the existing tenants voluntarily agree to relocate b/c you've paid them relocation assistance, my experience has been that after tenants voluntarily vacate you can re-establish market rents.