HOWEVER, I’d be careful to represent the seller, check your local laws or talk to people doing this in YOUR market.And here comes @John Thedford

Written by attorneys, linked to your state-specific laws, full of practical advice, and includes a bunch of forms you can edit and use as a Landlord.

On further searches on BP, I see that a lot of folks have had this same exact scam pulled on them - Craigslist ads with lower prices and one to many people that get the place rented to.I am very curious to hear from anyone who has had to deal with landlord tenant law issues that have arisen from this - i.e. disgruntled scammed wannabe tenants who decide to either break in and claim the place, or pursue action through the courts.As someone going through this right now for the first time, any words of wisdom would be appreciated. 

MBA program would also provide more leadership courses, helpful for career advancement if you want to manage one day. however, if you strictly want to focus on accounting and have no plans to climb the corporate ladder, an MS in accounting may be better suited toward you. it will all depend on your career goals.

You need to understand MD law and how the "High Bid Premium" will affect your interest rate.

Also, due to strict landlord law in Seattle, I’m unable to sell the condo and remove my tenants.

The laws are state-specific but each County handles tax sales so they all might do things slightly differently.

Are there any statutes or laws that make owning it for 6 years make the process easier?

Usually they have pretty strict requirements for housing type and aethetics.

She says that she can provide her 30 day lease termination notice on May 1 and move out 5/30/18, 30 days before the lease ends, and that is acceptable law.