Hey @Cyle Sicurella, I'm going to go against the current here and ask why you feel like you have a harsh deadline you need to stick to?

Unfortunately with the harsh landlord/tenant and rent control laws here in Los Angeles, I am unable to do so unless my reason for terminating his lease falls into one of their very specific tenant friendly categories. 

"Evict" is a harsh word and commonly misused.

@Benjamin I Singer Forgive me if this sounds a little too harsh, but unfortunately there are no step by step guides and if you're asking these types of questions I don't really think you have what it takes....yet.

I am sorry to be harsh, but you relinquished control over and over and opted out of the oversight of the project and this is exactly what happens.

@Eric DeVito Maybe I am being harsh, but why do you care what they think?

Please keep in mind, I by no means am taking up for Jason, but the community is definitely being harsh on comments related to wholesalers in general.

Use the slab as a test and don’t rent to potential tenants who comment harshly on it.

@Cheryl J McGrathI know this may sound harsh....not meant that way - but if you are not in a position to save some of your own money and raise your own credit score, you do NOT want to be in a position to be repaying hard money loans.

All that being said, some find rental agreements ending in harsh winter months the best because it tends to keep tenants from moving when the weather is less desirable.