I should be getting a closing date any day now. 

Also chasing down slow payers at the storage facility: 80% collection success to date on those.  

Closing costs for seller was $1000 with a 15 day accepted offer to closing date.

@Debbie Ough nothing that I've heard/read about to date.

You have 180 days from the date of the sale to complete your purchase or purchases and they have to be on the 45 day list.Not sure there's a bad way for what you're looking at. 

We are in the middle of repairs on one of our properties from a fire, the contract we signed had a required completion date of 3.31.2020.  

Looks like the info I've been reading is out dated. 

Also find out when she will be no longer living there, sometimes people build in some moving time prior to official move out date and you could negotiation something then even if its not a firm commitment on her part. 

Hi All,I am pretty new in the real estate industry and I have recently closed my first deal.I have noticed that I spent a lot of time during the deal evaluations between: - calculating the estimated rents- checking property taxes- neighborhood: vacancy rate, crime, eviction rate, etc- average property management fees- average repair costs- mortgage rates- condition of the property/repairs needed for rent readiness- etcI have a spreadsheet where I capture all the above in order to calculate the potential ROI (leveraged and not) but doing this for a lot of properties is pretty time consuming.Most of the information above can also be easily found online by various means and this information could potentially be ingested by online services.Does anyone know an online tool that would calculate estimated property ROIs with up to date/real information and potentially offer a property search based on ROI?

In this case, I would tell her you will waive the late fees and hold off eviction as long as she pays rent no later than (DATE).