They're really forcing these values up rapidly and there's little to no justification on some of these blocks.

The other thing to consider is buying FHA you are likely buying a non-distressed home at current fair market value (no discount, no forced appreciation) at what is likely closer to the top than it is to the bottom.

I think you would have more of a legal leg to stand on if you were trying to force performance under the contract.  

The judge may deem it "fair" and force the sale.  

Don't force the 1031.

it is easy to remove themJust take some guys with you and remove them by force,they won't take you to court cause they have no proof they belong in your property I would not even consider calling the police Waste of time If you treat scam artists and crooks like they deserve they will go awayThey are just looking for a free ride Throw them out,no more problemYes you may end up in court Who cares,those POS squatters are gone

yes I amI am an Air Force Veteran myself

The property has functioned and will continue to function as a rental "as is" assuming you are not being forced to do any work.If it is not required you are placing your personal feelings/opinions ahead of smart business decisions.The business formula is buy, do only necessary repairs, upgrade only to increase rent, place tenant, earn money.

I am currently looking at a duplex in belleville Ontario that has been existing since before the city bye laws came into force.

The township shut the building down and forced the owner to have all the tenants vacate since he couldn't afford to fix the roof.The property went into foreclosure and the previous owner purchased it back.