The realtors I've met with so far are telling me I won't get any ROI on fixing the foundation as we are looking at between $100,000-$300,000 worth of work on top of being in a slide area turing off potential buyers.  

I want the tenants to move out solely because the place needs a major renovation and subsequent rental price increase.

Should there be some sort of sliding scale based on how long they co-own it with me?

Subsequently they paid a $1,000,000 just a water tap fee for a car wash at a 3rd location so there was money in their business.

Then I wonder what happens to the investor who lost 10 homes.. what happens to him and then he or she gets sued.this has all sorts of very serious repercussions short of just should I let a tenant slide one week because of the largest natural disaster to ever hit the US>> I think it boils down to investors with money and reserves probably will work with folks.. investors who are mortgaged to the hilt this could be something that really hurts them and they will have no choice but to be hard @$$ non caring landlords regardless of cirucumstances.. and then you just have the plane old greedy could give a crap landlords. sorry for your troubles you owe money..

Calculating the amount of eligibility used: Sliding scale method is used for all loans originating after 1/31/88. 

If the answer is no, and, ALL Bankers are subsequently proved to be "very wrong", then - are you still able to renege?...

No need to waste time having every contractor come by in person, just ask over the phone or online how much they'll charge to tent a house your size and warranty it each subsequent year.  

I personally feel you should go first class on the first mailing and then the most cost effective method should be utilized on the subsequent mailings.

Of course she will get all the latest WOW factors plus a few Joanna Gaines goodies like exposed lapboard, sliding barn doors and some a gourmet kitchen!