they are now tenants in sufferance you evict them.. they have NO redemption rights. cash for keys as you noted can be the best avenue thoughwhen I was in my heyday of buying 50 plus a year at the courthouse in Oregon ( same rules)I always knocked on the door though and tried to establish report'e I rarely had to evict but some took a while to coax out 2 to 6 months I could have evicted and got them out in 3.. but then u risked them trashing the house on the way out..

Or if u know u are moving to a different neighborhood 3 smaller units might makes sense.

and many many physicans do the same thing.. there are funds you can go into there are brokers who help you and U can do it on your own..  

I was wondering if you would have the contract that would be needed to purchase a subject to. and how to go forward with it step by step thank u

There were so many new buildings around U of A campus and also UA built a lot of new student housing too. 

I own a student rental duplex a couple of blocks north of Temple University's main campus in North Philly which was hit hard by covid and is still struggling.  Up until early 2020, we had been fully rented with studen...

U guys are killing us with all this BS.. give it a rest please.. 

It also depends on you goals if u have a nice pile of cash and want a decent return without the risk of leverage its great or have ability to generate cash flow for you.

I said why did U not run a title commitment the second i opened escrow ( which is how its done on the west coast) and alert of to this early on.. 

See if u r eligible to move forward with the idea.