If it was for NONPAYMENT OF RENT, there are loop holes there and they can drag it out.

But if you manage the property poorly or squander the cash flow, you can dig yourself into a hole quickly.Cash out the equity?

It sounds like DST may be risky and best avoided. this is my thought process :if you dont have replacement property --> DST is goodif capital gain is less than 100k --> just pay taxbest USE for 1031 in my opinion-->STR in hawaii/tahoe/ski resort/FL beachif you want to sell in phases (as REIT stock) ---> Sec 721 is good rarely the best option is going to TIC/syndication, this would go to another rabbit hole of headache. 

I can't believe the automatic reply of ALL, not just @Tim Swierczek, would be to check the tax record for a why vs jumping down a rabbit-hole of weird assumption. 

In my experience, you sue to evict and receive monetary damages for the owed rent up to that point plus court costs and an order of possession.

or is there a loop hole??

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The same goes for the specific monetary amounts of my specific process.Please let me know if you have any additional questions on this process, I tried to be as thorough as possible.

You’re already $600k in the hole.

New originator ask for everything like they never got it, we sending paperwork back and forth till September, goes to underwriter September 12 , on Monday I call we closing this week, didnt happen, I believe I'm in the underwriter black hole.