@Gulshan D.If you haven't already, you should check with your lender and attorney to confirm that's doable.

Also, the websites of delinquent tax attorneys Linebarger Goggan Blair and Sampson, at http://www.lgbs.com, or Perdue Brandon Fielder Collins & Mott, atwww.pbfcm.com, contain lists of the properties set for tax sale by the taxing units they represent.

I imagine it is now a verbal lease.Once you have this information, I would contact a real estate attorney (who handles evictions) and get their opinion on the situation.

@Hayden ThomasAs mentioned there are a lot of factors that come into play in this which will not be able to be answered on BiggerPockets - best to get your attorney to review and advise

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He will review them with his personal real estate attorney and if all is good he signs them.

I ended up using an eviction service to help with the eviction, although they don't employ an attorney so they can't give advice. 

@Steven Kim talk to a lender and an attorney, but to use a VA loan you MUST occupy one of the units for the first 12 months of the loan, or its mortgage fraud.Find it hard to believe the owner found a traveling nurse willing to pay $700 / 39% higher rent for month-to-month lease.

Our counterparty has an attorney, who I believe would draft up the promissory note and personal guarantee documentation.

We're about to work with our estate planning attorney on this, but can someone with knowledge of the tax side of this issue weigh in please?