A little empathy about the impact will help ensure that you interaction is gentle but you do need them to vacate (i.e. understand it is an impact to the tenants but it is also a necessity to your investment).Good luck

(All you anti-gun folks please don't get your panties in a twist - I'm just answering the question!)

I'm looking to make an offer this weekend on an upcoming property but with a twist.

am completely aligned with comment to Thomas on balancing leverage, especially as you semi retire.The mobile home interest rate of 8% is bit of twist....I would still probably not liquidate 401k, because you have tax benefit of writing off the interest. 

They don’t have to be new and you can get some killer deals on gently used appliances from homeowners that are upgrading.

I appreciate your twisting of the question and think it's a great way to look at it.

Trust me – I have had all of these emotional triggers and I am sure as my real estate investing career continues the ride will always have twists and turns.

If someone had a fully legal "twist" on the model I would have loved to have heard about it.

There are millions of RE investors in France and although the government has a twisted version of socialism, it kind of functions.

Thanks, Arlen, That's interesting information.I'm not spending any more time trying to figure this out -- It's taken some twists & turns that I won't go into here.