I think you may be posting prematurely.

It is your transaction.This advice is premature and is given without the knowledge of all the facts.First off, do you have a written agreement with this buyer's agent?

Talking about eviction is premature for your case, since you have not effectively established expectations with your tenants and it seems you don't understand them as much as they don't understand you.

This may be premature but I have obtained a cash buyers list and I am ready to put it to use.

As a side note, within the next year or two, I will be looking at 5+ unit apartment buildings, and I'd prefer to not to have to make that leap prematurely, but will if I have to. :) I'm selling my existing rental here in Vancouver, Wa., which will give me plenty of cash to buy such a place, but would like to stick to SFH for the foreseeable future.Travis

@Vasily R.First off, a premature welcome to Denver.

Further, we don't know how the OP is organized for federal income tax purposes.Thus, the conclusion that the lender has a 1098 obligation is premature. 

@Chukwuemeka OgbonnaFirst off, a premature welcome to Denver!

If you are getting into the market for foreclosure flips now, you are a bit premature.

If a potential partner would like to come in on the deal with me, with the financing available, I did not want to prematurely lock in any other finances.I would love to hear what people with a more experienced eye notice about the deal that I may have overlooked.Thanks in advance!