I suspect its in the boiler plate of your contract that the contract unless accepted countered or declined automatically expired ... so its probably expired right now.. unless you signed an addendum extending the time for acceptance@Tom Gimer  in hot buyers market back in 08 to 2010 I would get offers on my OREO inventory that gave me ONE HOUR to say yes or NO..

I recall seeing them being built, Now their parking lots are full and I suspect vacancy is minimal.

Even if it was written into the lease, I suspect a judge would not grant that eviction.

I suspect these folks if they are like me.. get a few letters a week each one saying virtually the same thing.. does not take a genius to understand whats going on.It was very much like when I buy court house steps properties  and I walk in and many times the person who lost the house has a stack of their direct mail pieces sitting on the counter.. one house I counted over 150 ... and was always amazed that those wanting to buy pre foreclosure homes were once also just like the poor person in foreclosure and in their exact same situation and if they just call them they will help them.. the money Is made right now selling the direct mail pieces to those who mail them out.. !!!

If you have time, would advise getting your own RE license, and monitor the market over a period of time, suspect you could use your cash more effectively to purchase flips / under 3 year holds, than generating long term cash flow in that particular market.      

:-D  Oh, and though I don't know for sure, I suspect the property line ends at the line of trees in the middle of the pic. 

I suspect many would like to know.keep up the good work.

I suspect anything less than zero would certainly be considered under funded. ;-)

But I suspect that price appreciation is going to have to slow down. 

Craig Sweeney if you are above 4 units I would suspect you would be around a 5.25% 25 year amortization for 5-10 year reset.