I never heard before of the matter until Friday, when I asked him to get back to me with a buy out offered as he had said 2 weeks prior or I would had to get legal counsel.The question here is: Should I take his buy out offer or continue waiting, when I don't trust him anymore?

I will definitely not pay tens of thousands for a coach. 

If you have to do more, wait 5 yearsonly do this work when the leaves are changing colors and the tree doesnt need as much water.

With that being said, I think this is a great lesson as a new investor to learn the value of staying patient and waiting for the right time.

Just getting out of the Marine Corps and moving back to Newbury Park. Looking forward to networking and talking real estate with my fellow BP members. If anyone knows of a meet up please let me know. I will be helping...

It's the summer season for us here and normally the inventory drops off a bit as a lot of sellers wait for the hot summer months to be over before putting their property on the market.

If you are more interested in cashing out, you'd be better off waiting for an offer to come in, maybe lower your list price.

The original owner is probably close to even (or at least what was planned) and the tenant is also at what was planned but got to apply some rent to purchase likely waiting for them to have the resources to purchase so the tenant is better off than if they had simply rented. 

That usually gets them moving.If it does not work, then if you have a tax certificate you must wait six months and file the ejectment lawsuit. 

@Michael Lee my understanding is that this guy is way past house hacking, he wants to know if it is better to take advantage of favorable terms now or wait to purchase a home.