I see a lawn in the back so I would factor in at least $50/month for the lawncare because someone is going to have to cut the grass. 

Send them an addendum to the lease and tell them they are responsible to move it every 2 weeks while the grass is being cut, it must be taken down between October 1st and April 1st, you are not responsible for any injuries associated with it, etc.  

@Joe Splitrock thank you for your clarification on the lease break, sounds like it hopefully will be a pretty cut and dry scenario as long as there was no communication between the property managment company and the tenants.

I’m thinking it was a smart choice so I can get to closing and repairs soon.I’m wanting opinions as if I should have went straight to getting a mortgage or not vs hard money.

In fact, June marks the third straight month of core inflation surge, making those levels the highest they’ve been since 1992.But what is in store for Real estate?

Even if you did get the possession order, if a tenant is injured because the electricity was cut off, you'd probably be liable.

If wallpaper was applied directly to unfinished sheet rock/drywall it may be cheaper to cut out the drywall and replace it. 

These clauses are usually pretty straight forward, you either pay up, or the contract is terminated, and they turn around and sell the finished product for even more.

Getting a mortgage should be pretty straight forward provided you have good credit, stable income, and a pulse. 

@Luca BuratoI’d go straight HML and buy what I could.