If you want to keep them put them on a month to month lease and if they do not move out by the fall I would give them the proper notice that you are not renewing to get them out.

We have about a 50/50 split with our funding in the stock market and in real estate so we'd be looking to maintain a similar balance moving forward.I am okay with putting off gains until further down the road, I just don't know if the expected rental appreciation over time is enough to offset the tax-free equity we can apply towards something that will pay us now. 

If you can't find it on the MLS it might because the agent may have not properly written the subdivision info on it and/or it might have been on a different MLS.

My biggest pet peeve is the the way you have to deal with balances on a credit card. 

It was not properly permitted by the city.

Also, I am working with a RE lawyer within the area and with proper documentation, he shouldn't be able to take a lien or sell the property.

I had already missed 3 payments before things balanced out.

I went from netting a few hundred dollars/month to netting $2200/month, and when I get my bank statements each month I just scratch my head show my wife the increasing bank account balances.  

Here is what I’m thinking:Was intending offering a 3-5 year option with owner to finance balance at end of option.

All NOW carry low loan balances and live in same home.