You can see them back up with an incredibly large moving truck and start putting things in the truck, so it does not seem to be a problem of not being able to get them out of the house.

The reason U dont want it to go in as EM is it takes all parties to sign off to return your money.. if the wholesaler cant perform and pisses off the seller the seller may just bow their back up and not sign the cancellation and release..

It's important to supervise your manager, at least for a while, to ensure their words back up their actions.

Usually there is a dial that has a 'pilot' spot on it and then you push the ignitor until the burner lights. 

As with any project, it's just important to have plans and backup plans so that you can be successful, no matter what the market happens to be doing.

To keep things running well, think about getting a local company to manage the property, make local friends in the business, keep up with market changes, have a backup plan, make sure you have enough insurance, follow the local rules for renting out property, and keep some money aside for surprises.

This might be easier to handle between tenants.Market and Economic ConditionsMarket Fluctuations: Be prepared for potential fluctuations in the real estate market that could affect property values and rental demand.Economic Factors: Consider economic factors such as interest rates, job market conditions, and tourism trends that could impact the Tahoe area.Exit Strategy:Backup Plans: Have a backup plan in case your circumstances change, such as if you decide not to move to Tahoe or if the rental market becomes unfavorable.Sale Considerations: Understand the process and costs involved in selling the property if needed.

I had to tell the tenants that they could not use the faucets/washers/toilets otherwise the sewage would back up onto the basement floor. 

Just get a firm exit strategy in place (and a backup) for financing before you take action - most cashout refi products have seasoning requirements these days. 

I use this as my backup in case my BRRRR doesn't go quite as planned I can always just dump the property and start again.