Hello, I served a tenant an NTQ in August on the grounds of lease expiration and personal use (Im in CT)They were current on their rent all the time, however, they have stopped paying since they received the NTQ (2 months worth of rent) and have gotten very hostile Should I disable the rent payment system (apartments.com) or leave it open?

The tenants were in place when I purchased the place but their lease expired about 6 months after I purchased it.

1110 E De La Guerra St looks like a fun one that was just listed :-). 

The fact that you now want to use it as another dwelling unit is immaterial.If your lease with them is expired, I would get them to sign a new lease, excluding the garage, that the garage must be emptied by X date, and then start your construction.

Too little and we feel that we run a greater risk of getting into a liquidity crunch where we run out of money.

This was an Expired MLS listing that I called with interest to purchase.

I roughly have $50K in liquid assets and not sure if I have enough to stay afloat if any mishaps happen.

Currently have $20k in liquid cash.

There isn't a rotation of liquidity from one place to another, but rather an injection of liquidity into the economy (meaning more growth).

I know they're out there and I'll bet they'll say that the process became significantly smoother if not easier after that first flip & sale.I definitely appreciate the feedback I've gotten on my other questions but they're leading me to think that I just don't have enough liquid cash available.