@Ally Gao- you dont say they  are  unwilling to move  so no need for lrgal moves yet ...to help them move out - maybe consider  cutting them the amount that  they owe you  as an incentive to get  some  paid back  PLUS to get them out of the unit 

If they're unwilling or unable to do so, take that task on yourself.Assuming you can clear the air, let them continue doing what they've done well for you in the past - property management.

The company's legal counsel has said a guarantor is not needed, citing the company's annual revenue and an employee, effectively, being unwilling to cut a check on behalf of their employer if it came to that.

The company's legal counsel has said a guarantor is not needed, citing the company's annual revenue and an employee, effectively, being unwilling to cut a check on behalf of their employer.

It's harder to get started right now and people are unwilling to control there personal finances. 

She is unwillingly to finance any more.  

I'm in a final round with a company but steady income has not been secured yet so if I could at least cash flow that would really help me stay afloat for the time being.Obviously I could market the unit as-is and potentially rent to someone but won't likely be able to rent to a section 8 tenant which I was hoping for down the line.I was considering starting off with 3-month leases with auto renew and I have been VERY clear with him that if he is unwilling to pay on time that I still am treating this as a business and am not afraid to evict him.

The owner seems unwilling to evict the squatter, but is willing to lower the price.

Understandably, these platforms are unwilling to put the future of RE crowdfunding in the hands of newbies. 

Hello, I have been procrastinating and finding all kind of excuse to not get started. 4 years later I am unable ( or unwilling) to stick to one strategy.