I have heard that you do not even have an option to opt out of government housing programs in some places as well.

Obviously, if you just hang on until that point you can provide them with a notice in advance that you won't be renewing the lease.

Newbie to investing and real estate  here, so sorry in advance if the answer to this is painfully obvious to experienced investors.I'm trying to educate myself on the possibility of flipping houses in the greater Boston area, an area from what I gather is generally very difficult and competitive to find a good deal in, and an area generally with very high acquisition costs (e.g., high risk, high reward). 

@Nick Diecidue you can always ask the seller to deliver the units vacant upon closing (that's if you haven't signed a P&S yet).What I would do is buy the property, and right away have the tenants fill out a rental application, apply that information into a 3 month lease, and deliver a notice of non-renewal 45 days in advance.

We'd like to attract new or existing vacation rental owners to our program.

Thanks in advance if you've got a lead on that!

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And now, back to your regularly scheduled programming ;)

Are there any specific primary residence loan programs that you are seeing in the Baltimore City area?