From there you start scheduling showings to look at potential options and submit offers on the ones that appear to make the most sense.Once you have an accepted offer, you work through the escrow process by doing your due diligence and working with your lender to get your loan approval.Then....you close!

I am surprised a tenant is fighting such a trivial replacement, but agree with other comments that this appears to be a higher end faucet. 

The property also appears to be in an appreciating area, so selling and buy a cash flowing rental may not be the best option.Have you looked into ways to increase rent such as Mid-term of Short-term rental?

It’s clearly in writing, and it appears the timeline for expectations is directly attached to “the inspection contingency”, so what was your agreed upon days to conduct the inspections by?

They will act concerned and appear to want to work with you if you can just give them a little more time... 

If they still don't pay rent by the end of that 3-day Pay or Quit, then they receive a Summons to Appear for an eviction hearing, again served by a Deputy and a $190 fee added to their account. 5.

It appears they calculate gross ROI based on gross income divided by property price.

Here, the court issues a Summons to the defendant to appear at the payment hearing.

I didn't need cashflow to survive on, just as it appears that you have a healthy career outside of real estate.

But in case you haven't, and for all those appearing here after the fact:My wife and I signed on for the ProVision strategy planning a year ago.