I think you may be posting prematurely.

Hey Shannon,I checked out that guys website and watched a few videos and I would not buy gum from the guy.

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?

Just don't spit your gum in the street.

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

and I just want to point out to anyone reading, at least at the time that I'm writing this I've found stamps at half the price on eBay, basically because they either have no gum and/or they're of various values adding a bit too the labour labor involved in appropriating the correct account to each letter.

Even if you buy a pack of gum once a month and pay it off the next day, that's ok.

Again, this is where an experienced short sale agent earns every penny.Don't use a short sale negotiator. that will gum up the deal faster than anything.