This method becomes much much harder as you get older, ask anyone in the REI game over the age of 40...

@Jerome Hawkins The first step is to try to get an accurate read as to why it's not selling.I think it was Brian Tracy (sales trainer) who said "prescription without diagnosis is malpractice."

What payment method do you all prefer when it comes to accepting rent?

I’ve never seen the step by step process first hand (obviously) and I know just doing it is the best way to learn but I don’t have the knowledge to get myself out of a sticky situation if things didn’t go right for me.

I think my next step will be to evict them.

You could talk up the aspects of taking a step back in time, etc.   

That is a great action plan... couple quick thoughts (for thought only, your plan is solid... always good to brainstorm, though).Given that our market is pretty competitive, have you considered the specific steps to transition from your home to the new investment property?

I have been looking for a while and this property is something very strange that I did foresee me even being interested in but I have a gut feeling and I am interested in at least looking at the property and evaluating my options for not only improving the property but also the next steps of this land after a few years of saving and community improvements. https://sar.paragonrels.com/publink/default.aspx?

@Sam Besong, while I am not an experienced wholesaler I will say it is a great success that you have even made the amount of steps forward that you have.

Your first step should be to check the Zoning.