If they are paying, keep them on month to month.Our renewals 60-90 days before the lease ends....say something like your current rent is $1500, we are increasing rent to $1550 starting June 1st....and you as the owner get to choose one of two options....continue month to month at $1750/month, or sign and return 1 year extension by April 10th, or option 2, your lease will end on 5/31.I say do everything you can to keep tenants that pay. 

He agreed to selll to me for 88K, rent to own for 4 yrs with 10% down paid in 200 dollar installments and owner financing.

Just make sure however you sell it is to an owner occupied and not to a mobile home flipper who will pull the home, resell and relocate. 

The "first lien Alt-A loans" covered our first lien on non-owner occupied LOCs.  

Some scammers actually have enabled their victims (tenants who call about the fake rental ads) to move into the home by breaking in and changing the locks, while the owner/seller is unaware because they aren't checking on the property.

We have already talked to the owner and insists that we have to pay for both tub spout repairs.

Keep at it, and you'll soon be the proud owner of valuable properties!

The previous owner had an "over 65" exemption.

If your parents already quieted title or obtained quitclaim deeds from former owners, you can donate and the donee can get title insurance. 

@Ezra Nugroho all 3 were clean and paint. 2 had new gas furnaces from last owner, 1 had central air. all 3 had off street parking.