I have a seller who wants to sell their house but her family member doesn't want to get out of the house they don't not have a rental agreement they have just a verbal agreement how should she go about getting her family member out of the house what procedures should she take so she can sell the

You have to massage it a bit, as the calculator thinks you are buying a property, but just enter your details. 

The rabies shots following such an exposure is standard procedure with a high risk animal such as bats.Bats are a common species for rabies.

It will minimize a chance that you would lose money on this deal and/or ruin your friendship.Here is an incomplete list of what you will need, and most of that requires an attorney's help:write a strong operational agreement for your LLC, covering numerous what-ifstransfer the ownership to the LLC, either with a deed or with one of the alternative methodsconvert the responsibility for the loan from him to jointarrange that your insurance will accommodate the ownership changeestablish operating procedures, including resolving decision deadlocksset up a solid bookkeeping systemI cannot tell how experienced you guys are with flipping, but a warning is due: over 95% of first-time flips lose money.

Totally agree, I am not sure if the process is worthwhile but that is how my company operates and this is the procedure they follow.

I have Quicken which I believe I'll use more this year but curious on how to scale this properly. 4) Tenant Reminders - Don't currently do this since I live in the building. 5) Communication - I have email/letter templates from simple lease renewal reminders to a welcome letter for new residents reminding them of policies, procedures, and provides helpful info6) Repairs/maintenance - This is not automated at all.

@Shaun R. here is what you are looking for:https://www.brla.gov/DocumentCenter/View/3894/Eviction-Procedure-Guidelines-PDF

It would have to be leased to his company, and you would have to follow tax procedures accordingly.

never seen that in any state but Texas.. where that is part of the contract and standard operating procedure.. 

A big part of the issues I am facing are the contractor and myself are not familiar with all the procedures involved and somewhat unclear at times and the paperwork is endless.