The proper procedure to remove tenants or occupants from the property is an eviction proceeding.

Several people I talked to said they almost didn't contact me because there were so many applications and and contacts they figured it was an old listing that was never removed.

I got lucky and was able to refinance in 2020 with a conventional loan and completely remove any mortgage insurance because prices had risen and my appraisal was very high.

@Konstantin Boubev The removal cost sounds way out of line, typically well known companies like Brinks will remove the tank for a couple of grand.

Although in Canada it was/is the Ensuite room. and even here on Biggerpockets one lady got on about how she is lobbying in the state of Indiana to have the term Landlord removed from the vernacular and replace with  ( Housing Provider)  the thought being Landlord denotes Lord of the land and superiority over the tenant I guess is the point. 

Therefore removing the need for them to service it. 

Hi @Mackenzie Lopez,If you read our Terms of Use page under "Removal of Content" - BiggerPockets does not remove UGC simply because the Original Poster (OP) requests that it be removed.

Here's a breakdown of the pros and cons of syndication vs partnership to help you and your friends choose the right route:PartnershipProsEasier to set up - less paperwork to wade throughFlexible agreement - tailor it exactly how you guys wantPotentially lower costs - you save on feesConsAll for one, one for all - if things go south, your personal assets could be on the lineAdding or removing friends later?

During this time, inspect any agreed repairs, inspect all appliances, check whether all doors and windows are secured, working properly, or to your satisfaction, belongings of the seller are completely removed, check for signs of mold, check electricity and outlets, and inspect the exterior & backyard.

Now that we're about six months removed from the debate, it's time to revisit what actually happened.