But ultimately you can give a tenant notice if there is excessive screaming and yelling that if they are not able to maintain a quite environment you are going to have to ask them to leave due to violating their lease terms (presuming you have something in your lease like that).  

And no I'm not able to drive an hour and half to a local rei meeting, unfortunately I can't even attend the new ones that held a town away because I have 2 young children and I can't go that far away from them for that amount of time.  

You seem to focus a lot on the "I'm not able to because.."

So, I suggest seeing if the seller will extend the due diligence period (and possibly closing date if it's only a week after the end of due diligence period) so you can have the second unit inspected; point out that previously you were not able to inspect it because the tenants had covid.What does your buyer's agent suggest? 

I look around online and was not able to find a clear way on how to get the address added as an official United States Postal Service address.

Your reply is the strategy I had in mind but not able to actually come up with the words to describe.

I am not able to easily locate the owners name, but if I could, I would gladly get ahold of them.

Since the owner is not able to deliver the unit vacant at closing and his currently in court with the tenant, I’m asking to know what is the best course of action.As a landlord, I understand that I may have to deal with eviction.

I need about 150K cash out but my DTI is not able to support doing a HELOC (at least not enough to warrant doing one). 

( both new builds and or rehab properties) I was not able to find any, rent to retirements has some in Ocklahawa which is kind of close to Ocala…but from what I read on the forum Ocklahawa is a lot more rural than Ocala, and not appreciated as much, is this true ?