Do a search for "Forced Traffic And Conversion Strategy".And you will see ;)

I’d be negotiating early move out with the tenant or some rent paid for the forced vacancy.

Keep in mind that most banks won't let you do a cash-out refinance within 6-12 months of the completed project, so you could end up waiting on that money (just be sure to ask them before finalizing the loan).Also, if you want to do an effective cash-out, you need to create a lot of forced appreciation.

Thanks government for being the driving force behind inflation!

I recently decided to cut the excuses, pay the yearly BP fee and get some skin in the game to force me to work harder so I can make that money back through scaling my real estate investing.  

So, the county would be forced in some cases to use the purchase price.

Assuming you don't have a huge net worth that can weather a loss on the property, don't buy a property that doesn't cashflow, or that you can't force to cashflow (which is a whole topic in and of itself--and one I'd suggest reading up on). 2. 

Do that on a single fam or small multifam property, house hack it (the best strategy for beginning investors), find a way to force cashflow and appreciation, rinse and repeat until you've hit the limit for owner occupant mortgages, and you'll be sitting pretty!

Police report said there was no sign of forced entry.

He was forced to fix some electrical issues in the panel and repair minor things.