You need to be prepared for all scenarios: let them stay, allow them to leave after a month, give them cash for keys, or evict them.

Although I lacked the foresight to find deals of my own last year, I am prepared to take advantage of the opportunity this year. 

Be prepared for a longer vacancy.

It really depends on the risk vs. reward for you and how much time/money you have on hand.My gut reaction: lawyer up and prepare to sue both the city and land owner for creating hazardous living conditions.

I've been preparing myself and I'm now looking to build on my rental portfolio with the purchase of a two-flat, then more to follow.  

Speaking and shadowing that individual can help you avoid certain costly mistakes and better prepare you for your REI journey. 

Yes, just make sure prior to close on the property you speak with them and see what their rules/policies are on the matter and be prepared when that time comes for the property.

Any suggestions as I prepare questions and talking points for this meeting?

@Shaun Roark pm me I can send some links for sheets when you need to prepare for the test.

I filed my 2015 tax return and showed my tax preparer I prepaid the pmi.