If your going to start fighting with neighbors hire a professional - one with a good reputation.I'm a surveyor so trust me - you need a professional who knows what they are doing.

I wasn't sure how I was going to make things happen - I had a property management company that did not align with what I was trying to accomplish, I was in way over my head with a multi-unit flip I was not expecting to have happen so quickly, I was struggling to rent units in this CRAZY Denver market, I was fighting my insurance company, and the sharks were definitely in the water trying to scoop up some "lost cause" properties. 

Both entities are co-owned by a trust - no human person is a member of the LLC or a shareholder of the S-corp, and the LLC is multi-member to fortify it's protection capability.

How many Realtor's are going to spend hours with you looking at comparable homes that they will never sell you.You will learn some good information at the real estate courseYou can possibly make ancillary money in real estate doing a lot of other things.Cons:Spend 60 hours of your time, in addition to taking and studying for the examFinancial cost from: the State of CT, the MLS, joining a Realtor board, and possibly brokerageThere is some information that you will need to know by being your own agent and putting a house back on the market, so are you capable of it?

This is what ours looks like...We market our search capabilities, we belong to multiple REIA's, and most of our business if referrals with investors.

When a great deal comes along, you'll be ready -- smart and capable of closing.Best of luck,Rick

Currently, I do have a full time job and plan on continuing working until I can fully rely on my capabilities to support my financial independence.

So with all of that being said, I am out of money for my renovations, I am stuck paying $1000 a month to the hard money lenders, I cannot rent out the house because it has no counter tops, I cannot refinance due to the condition of the roof, and the relationship between my sister had I has been severely damaged primarily due to $8000 of the original $25k being unaccounted for, and I am stuck over here in Dubai.Even though I feel as I have exhausted all of my options, I'm down, but I am not out of the fight.

That way you can explain the details and negotiate the terms of the contract and financing.Not many people use this option, but it is an awesome way to make sure your scenario is fully understood.Some agents might fight back on your request.  

At this point I would try to keep the full deposit and re-rent it as soon as possible, but do both by the book as to not make matters worse.You do not want to force this tenant to move in, and it is not worth fighting over.