Like someone else mentioned your post isn't clear on what their current lease status is from your purchase, but assuming they are MTM and you're placing them on an annual lease, I'd just go ahead and terminate.

Given my novice status in the rental property market, I greatly value the insights and experiences of my peers on this forum.

I assume that nervousness came about because some tax-deed sales didn't stand up in court.If anyone knows that current status of this subject (title companies' willingness to work with someone selling a property purchased at a tax-deed sale), I'd be interested in hearing about it!

Also before looking at multifamily, look at what the status is of the tenants.

Make appointments to talk about your financial status, investing objectives, and borrowing choices with possible lenders.

What is his status with the existing HML?

I just renewed my SAM.gov status and am seeking to apply to some of the listed leasing bids, but wanted to understand more on whether it's common to acquire them as tenants through subleasing, informing the owner & getting authority to lease, or I'd have to own the commercial/residential property out-right?

It is important to know that I get a good discount from the title company due to my investor status, they usually charge $300.

In my experience the people that book further out are less likely to notice your place until you have 30 or so good reviews, super host status, etc.

Advice: 1) Check out the permit status with the City - ask for open permit vs closed permits.