Also when you compare to the average wholesaler who's bag of tricks consist of 1. 100 dollar EM if that2. subject to my partners approval   IE his cat 3. cant close unless they move the contract 4. number one goal is to get the deal as low as possible even if its unconscionable 5. semi clueless how real estate works.you get the point at least this is a company that is properly financed properly licensed and is closing not skirting the laws .. which we all know the way wholesaling is taught is illegal in all states. 

Settled lead dust can re-enter the air when the home is vacuumed or swept, or people walk through it. "  It is recommended that you "use a HEPA vacuum and vacuum any of the paint chips and dust, bag it and securely dispose of it.

Great job on bagging this great deal for yourself.

I found a bag of locks inside the house as well as a Home Depot receipt for a deadbolt.  

Take pictures of everything in case he claims he claims you took his bag of gold.

Meaning, having appraisers in the bag who will appraise high would only hurt the lenders because the banks are on the hook for the properties.

Try to get them to see it from your side; you are a reasonable person and would like people to have the quiet enjoyment of their home and thus have tried hard to avoid having many restrictive "house rules", but your intention in renting to them was for them to use this single family residence in a typical way.An imperfect analogy:When Hertz or Avis rents you a car, sure you have "use of it for X days" - but they are not expecting you to enter a race with it at Watkins Glen, or use it to transport 150 bags of potting soil, stacked into every space in the trunk, back seat, passenger's seat, and roof. 

Don't buy the $40/bag stuff, you can just as easily go with the $10 / bag stuff that you use as tile adhesive (ie: thin set)Get a good texture crew, that goes quickly. 

Do we go through with an official eviction or bag the dudes stuff and store it in case he comes knocking and get along with turning the apartment over?

Things like coffee, trash bags, dish detergent, paper towels.