For example, if your lender requires you to occupy within 60 days of closing, then I think you are legally justified for giving the tenant a 30-day notice.As for the other tenant, I don't recommend keeping them and hitting them with a large increase.

Keep exploring different avenues and stay persistent; I'm confident the right opportunity will come along.

The boat & RV is usually the first to go.But we are certainly in interesting times right now as RV's & Campers seem to be in hot demand with some places having a hard time keeping them in stock and on the lot if it's a good deal.  

Better to keep them than to evict right now. 

Not only are they trying to watch out for there safety, but hey they are bringing up a very valid reason of up keep on your property just as if you had an appliance fail, you go fix it, but only this situation is more reason to give you more service/money made/good review if you show that you give somewhat of a care in the world if the people that are paying your bills are in good hands.

Keep in mind that some funders come at a premium and in the land space this means 50% in equity to them.

I'd be curious to hear from you all how involved a property manager keeps you into your properties.Many thanks!

You typically cannot transfer ownership on a current insurance policy and keep the same terms.

Thank you for your encouragement and I will keep you guys updated! 

And if you are living off all $200k, you will not have more to invest to keep your income growing.So all told, if you are feeling burnt out, I encourage you to find a way to resolve that.