Habitutal seems the better plan unless the amount owed to you exceeds what you expect they can pay. 

I am getting started in real estate investing soon, and I want to plan for the best course of action.

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The plan is to use the proceeds from this rental to buy another rental property for about $650-700K, plus to pay off the home that they live in now ($260K owed).

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Sounds like a good plan @Stephanie Medina!

Hello, due to a hiccup on my personal credit history I am having issues getting approved for traditional financing outside of an FHA which I do not plan to use as I am not going to owner occupy.

Quote from @David Epstein: I everyone, I know this is an older thread, but I'm also now getting into properties in the Albany area and am in need of a CPA with real estate tax knowledge for advance planning.

I don't think they verified that the tenant was planning on leaving either.