Sounds like they are using you to extend as long as possible until they find a suitable renter.

We use them for BiggerPockets and believe that their service would be great for our investor and real estate professional visitors.

So, to that regard, you would not be in a position to foreclose since you didn't actually make demand properly and allow suitable time to cure.

visitor and occupant are difficult to differentiate because you are not there 24/7, a son visiting an aging mom every day and stay late on some days to care for her and occasionally crash on the couch is not an occupant but he might have her keys.Its best to have a talk with the tenant and set the expectations up front.If its up to me - but its not :( - I prefer no one except the ones on the lease and be notified and obtain authorization anytime anyone else is going to spend the night.

just passed my RE licensing exam YESTERDAY ;ponly trouble was looking for a suitable "brokerage" to hang licenseI don't deal with REO (or haven't YET)but reason why I did it was after doing this for ourselves for 12 yrs...ppl aka family, started throwing $$ this way to invest for them...I gladly did the project, because I need a ticket into this new market (new here in town) and we just bought a commericial retail store rental.I found out quickly, at least here, I can't get compensated, and can't deduct anything...... and I can't property manage without license...this deal is ok b.c I am POA and this is family, but if I wasn't ...... probono work!

Both properties have outdoor activities that draw visitors to the area.

We are a little bit of a destination spot, but we get as much traffic traveling through to Yellowstone Park as as local visitors.

There are numerous factors that play into the suitability of a lot, especially when the dimensions are tight.  

It may be worth looking into if your property is suitable for it. 

(Wholesaling) Find deals by sending out mailers, figure out what house owners need for their properties and what you are willing to pay, agree on an acceptable price, put the house under contract, and find a suitable buyer for the propertyAs mentioned above, please feel free to correct my ideas or suggest a more efficient method of getting started in the real estate businessI look forward to talking to some of the awesome people that use this forum.