if they do theyll ask for test or removal with NFA letter before closing. i bought few properties like this, lets touch base to see how i can better asset your situation as sounds like a good property if you get proper negotiations.

If so, assuming you served them proper notice you could turn it over to a lawyer and go to court.

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How should I properly negotiate a deal and know a good price of a house?

How should I properly negotiate a deal and know a good price of a house?

So, IN MY OPINION, the best thing to do is continue to collect the fee and set it aside, IN AN ESCROW ACCOUNT (which is a separate account which doesn't bare interest nor is allowed to be touch or moved) until a later date upon speaking with your tenant and an attorney to come up with the proper legal game plan.

Take ownership of your mistake and learn to do the proper due diligence recommended above😊

However, with inflation moving like it has been, In 5-10 years I'm sure this will be a good long term investment and cash flowing property as long as it is properly maintained.I think if I do another investment, I might try something out of state.

Take ownership of your mistake and learn to do the proper due diligence recommended above😊

I was going to say my rental house I'm working on now is 118 years old, and I was under it doing some work and there was a pair of the old style women's boots, black in color, with many many eyelets to lace them up.