I don't know whether it can delay eviction; I suspect you could argue that it should not, since the tenant is indicating the rental unit is not safe for the child(ren) so they should want to get out of there ASAP to someplace safer. 

To those who argue that if you are getting a better ROI in RE, you should do that instead of repay the debt, what do you say?

Regarding your second point, I would argue it is only foolish to someone who isn't planning on owning the building for a long period of time.

A lot of people will argue on price, but start to do the math on how much beds, frames, sofas, tables, chairs, TVs, rugs, art, kitchen supplies, and all the other nick nacks cost and it is not cheap.

When we asked him to leave, he started arguing with us that he is legally living there as he paid the rent every month.

@Mary Mitchell - I would actually argue that pure capitalism is the LEAST emotional (as would many political scientists).Account Closed - lots of good advice above.

Of course you could argue a 100 year old millionaire is doing just fine too!

With your still growing portfolio this may be a challenge for you and thus may argue for your considering a property manager.3.

I am not going to argue about stuff that is COMPLETELY besides the absolutely true points I am making.

Travis, I think a lot of people, especially on the STR forums, would argue that short term rentals are worth the extra work.