I manage 400 rentals and have never paid a tenant to leave.You ask them to leave.You tell them to leave.You force them to leave through the courts.It appears you don't have the knowledge or experience to pull these off, so I recommend you talk to the tenant and see what it will take to get them to leave.

@Lisa Fortune it appears you are a "an asset based real estate lender" do you really not know the answer to this question??

SECU is easier to qualify for with lower scores, but comes with a 1% origination fee.

I was looking at these areas as well as they were cheaper than buying in Rockville and also appeared to have some decent homes.If getting the ADU would be tough in general and renting by the unit in those areas would also be challenging I may need to rethink my strategy.I am doing this as a first time MD homebuyer and looking at my options to rent a portion of the home.

Right now, you are just trying to trim stuff down to make it easier for you, but you don't even know what you are looking at and any app that can cull data does so based on the listing data which is not guaranteed to be accurate.

Only gonna get easier from here.

These 2 individuals appear to be a mother/son.

Going from MFH to NNN retail or industrial, you are trading one set of issues for another, though presumably easier issues.

If so, then finding tenants doesn't appear to be a problem.  

Some of the assumptions appear likely as 7 inspections out of 7 all revealing major issues is not impossible, but at best unlikely.The question really is the severity of the problems that the inspection revealed.