All the dropping prices and lengthy days on market I'm seeing very much have my interest, as it is the opposite of what we are seeing here in B.C.Do you manage your properties yourself?

At the end of the day, if they leave your unit peacefully, I'd just view it as the cost of doing business and be thankful they left so you can fill the unit quickly without having to go through the lengthy eviction process (at least in my state).

As both a Broker and Investor, it's a move that is far overdue. 

Also, there is a lengthy conditional use permit required in Louisville to qualify to have an AirBnb. 

The attorney could write a letter to the current occupants, they realize they've been swindled, and they move out.You could face a lengthy battle with the tenants and former owner.You don't want to make a mistake that draws this out or costs you more.

How about locking up overdue units, people breaking into their locked up units since no one is around?  

Does anyone have a contact at DCHA for grievances or issues needing prompt resolution? (I know I'm asking the impossible).I am a landlord with the housing choice voucher program. I've had the same tenant in place for ...

If there are multiple inter-family, quit claim transfers or cash sales in the property history you should expect a more lengthy timeframe.Whether or not you *need* to quiet the title has to do with what you intend to do with the property if you take possession. 

However, this may be a lengthy process if thats the route you wish to take, and its not 100%.

Any time you have to gain approval from a State agency count on a lengthy time consuming process.