This has been a complete trial by fire, as I had zero experience with something of this scale prior.

If they do show and your records are good you will win and if not and they dispute they will set a trial for a later date.Assuming you have possession the tenants will agree to a date to leave and if they do and drop off the keys and give you something in writing saying, "we are out" you can stop the process and take over. 

However, due to the complexity an variations that can occur depending on the property and owners history, I would recommend chatting with an advisor to map out a plan for this.Thanks,-Megan

The best way for you to figure this out is visit the platforms and explore their free trial (if offered).

In my view, Burlington City and Burlington Township are nearby, yet they display apparent variations in terms of property costs, taxes, and rents. 

If so, send me your referral link, and I will use it when I sign up for the trial. 

Or other variations.  

Anyone trialed monday instead?

But we did learn through trial and error exactly what your saying lenders dont lend on the POH :) and owning those things is a MAJOR pain in the tush. 

Any lease that is less than 12 months falls under that same law, so in Philadelphia I had to stop doing “trial” leases that were for like five or six months because of this law.And in Philadelphia don’t let your 12 month lease renew for month to month like many leases do by default; this law kicks in if you do that.