That's not possible (for me at least). 

The tenant moved from New York to South Jersey, he claims he needs his niece to help do the shopping and cooking and such and that she only stays there about four or five days a week and spends the rest of her time in New York.

End of August rolls around and he texts me from the 4th different number in a many months and he is back in the DR to handle some family stuff but will be back in a week or 2 his new girlfriend will meet me at the apartment on the 15th of Sept.

paperwork  was signed and money exchanged on March 3rd 2020...Pat and her 2 felon sons have terrorized this small neighborhood  for years and years... we put a contract on the home  in an effort to help the neighborhood, we will be tearing down the home as meth was cooked in it for years... should we stay the course  to buy the property and wait her out or can she really just cry  "I'm  a poor widow,  you tricked me"  and she gets to stay.... any help at all will be helpful  because our attorney  is  completely out of his depth on this... thanks in Florida

@Joel Arzu - While I understand the appeal of bringing the GC onto the team, it seems like you are giving away a lot of potential equity and also adding unnecessary cooks to the kitchen.

My property manager pays me at the end of the month rents minus any fees/repairs/maintenance. 

Is it too expensive because its outside of your budget or because there is no meat left on the bone after the deal?

There's not much meat left on that bone.

My W2 as a medical device engineer is demanding of my time and pays the bills but that is about it currently and we live on a pretty skinny budget (newest vehicle is 14 years old, no CC debt, etc).Now for the meat of my question. 

(just making up numbers for simplicity.If there's a specific podcast episode that covers this already, feel free to point me at it.