If they can not or will not provide that I would let them know you will be going to the state real estate commission to file a complaint if they do not make things correct.Next I would be careful starting a business that is so litigious and process / procedure driven just because you have a bad business relationship.

If an eviction moratorium is in effect, that doesn't preclude you from filing the appropriate notices and following the proper procedures to get all the way to the doorstep of eviction. 

Each State has their own specific legal procedure that is followed for a property tax lien certificate to be converted into a deed.  

They my not agree but I always use a agent to buy property because the seller always pays the comish.If an agent helps you find a good deal not on the MLS then he/she can always try and find your next dealYou can Google or You Tube next procedure

It would include the listing with 120 5 star reviews and processes/procedures already in place (housekeeper and maintenance folks all in place).

I just recently took down a listing on a multi-tenant dental office building in Sacramento that is 85% leased with one vacant unit left, fully renovated, and in a market with barriers to entry.

My CPA is willing to try to help getting it set up but is researching the procedures.

You need to evict them via the legal route and make sure you follow every procedure exactly to the letter of the law. ie, when you post a pay/quit notice, make sure it's delivered by an acceptable method as laid out in state/local regulations.

Consult with a tax professional or accountant to ensure you follow the appropriate procedures and documentation.Tax Responsibility: The $2,000 of income not covered by depreciation and deductions will be part of the taxable income for O1.

Proc. 93-27 provides that (except as otherwise provided in section 4.02 of the revenue procedure), if a person receives a profits interest for the provision of services to or for the benefit of a partnership in a partner capacity or in anticipation of being a partner, the Internal Revenue Service will not treat the receipt of the interest as a taxable event for the partner or the partnership.""