In either case you will most likley stir up a fire storm.

This would protect your property rights without stirring the pot.

I love you and appreciate you for reading it haha.So given the current situation we're in all, realistically all that we can do is find a SFR live and flip situation that we occupy for a year and resell as an exit strategy.If you have anything to add even if you don't think its helpful please post it anyway because maybe it'll get our brains stirring in some way. 

If you can, sell early spring when more buyers are stirring!  

Life is unpredictable and unexpected repairs/vacancies could really stir some chaos if you try to buy when not ready.P.s.

Here's one more article that seems to favor stocks over real estate.Just want to make my intentions clear: I'm not trying to stir debate on whether index funds are 'better' than real estate investing.

If he's been a good paying tenant for the last 6 months and he went and told you they are moving in there is no reason for you to stir the pot here.

Daniel Michael Knight Allow me to stir the waters here but first of all YES I agree with "certain" things that have been said.

Hope the questions will help stir your thoughts and perhaps give another perspective of analyzing the property. 

This whole meeting and initial book reading stirred the memories I had of my father and we can’t help but to continue where he left off and build a legacy for our future family.