It's just I came into this with a background as a classroom teacher and high-stakes language exam coach and I really didn't understand the immense help that my experience managing the student-teacher relationship has given me in learning how to manage the landlord-tenant relationship.I also had no clue how much of a leg up that same experience had taught me to deal on a personal basis with public officials such as magistrates, code enforcement officials, court clerks, and of course law enforcement officials, here in PA most notably our state constables.The last thing that really helped has nothing to do with me.

I made a mistake and forgot to ask the seller for rent history so I started the eviction process and the official eviction date is May 1st. 

It's crucial to note that this does not mean the buyer assumes the loan; the original loan terms and obligations remain with the seller, which includes the debt remaining in their name.The bank's involvement is minimal in the sense that the loan is not officially transferred.

She gave notice through text when I sent her an official document she took it as I'm "influencing her" or pressuring her.

We also have a lot of "one-and-a-half" plexes (not an official name) - which are converted SF using the back staircase to to get to a studio apartment updstairs.

While sites like Alltherooms and AirDNA have some good market data, they're not always up-to-date on the legal side.For the most accurate info, I suggest checking the city's official website for the latest on STR regulations.

Are you are listening, city / county officials?

I've filed a complaint against her officially but do not want anyone else to run into a similar issue.  

Usually a couple of iron pipes driven into the ground....then you could sight down the line and get a decent idea.I think eventually you will need to get an official licensed survey to clear this up.

Once you have a tax deed and the redemption period is over and you have advertised the foreclosure, it would be a good thing to do a quiet title and an official closing with a title company or lawyer so you have no outstanding debt or surprises on the property you now own.