This is obviously a safety issue for future renters so that no one has access to their home.

Should we just recommend this go into month to month mode, and reassess later if they don't move?

I am new to real estate in general but with some help, I’ve structured a business plan for the model I would like to follow.

I am new to real estate in general but with some help, I’ve structured a business plan for the model I would like to follow.

One or two players left after the shakeout and it will be the wholesale model.  I

This is more important lately for me as I find myself wanting more to get into the financial independence mode, and having listened to the podcast am now interested in trying to BRRRR with lower cost assets than what's available around me. 

Some homeowners will just take the money and leave and then the city is stuck with a major ordinance and safety violation that they have to deal with. 

Get the police to escort in as means to maintain safety??

Assuming the kitchen and bathroom in place are functional, complete, and absent health/safety hazards, certainly. 

What would you guys advice for a right approach to get them out of my unit without me getting into any safety or legal issues.Thanks a bunch for your insight!