@Dana Walker great question.

@Dan A., without actually reading the lease, I can let you know that the tenant has lease rights and, in all likelihood, will be able to remain in possession of the unit until the end of the lease term, if he/she wants to.  

Thank you Dana, I have only had the hard money loan for about two weeks, have completed my repairs, and do not meet the six month cash out requirement.

Thanks @Dana Whicker @Brandon Hall @Andrew Jech !!

@Dana Whicker,A credit repair person would be quick to point out that since the report of the item on Experian does not meet any of the criteria for being accurate, it must be removed per the FCRA.Consult a credit attorney for what to do.

Originally posted by @Dana Whicker:There's a great saying that I love but I don't know who to attribute it to.  

@Dana Dunford, that's interesting RE: PayPal's refund policy, thanks for sharing.

Hi @Philip McTigheThe info from @Dana R. is great - I would be sure you add a couple more items that some people I find tend to forget on your rentals: Cable TV and Internet, not always required, but they are a great help to making your units more marketable.Also I found in my research for one market I am in, if the property has not already been zoned for a nightly rental you have to get that approved by the city, and they also require a fire suppression system (sprinklers) be in place.

Dan,As Ashley mentioned above, in Marion County, you will need to request a force move-out and coordinate it with the Constable of the Small Claims Court in the township in which you filed the Notice of Claim of Real Estate Possession (Eviction). 

Originally posted by @Dana Graepel:I don’t see the “billing” page.