It is so much nicer to be able to put that all towards investments!  

@Harry Williams there is so much that goes into this question.

The fact that there is so much contention on this post serves as a warning of what you can expect with an eviction outcome later down the road from a judge... it's a complete roll of the dice.

Your new tenant is OK with the carpet as-is, so you should do nothing except collect rent from the new tenant and tell the old tenant to buzz off. 

I know I take contrarian views but this remote rehab that is touted in the books sold on this site is so Dangerous for so many people granted some with do fine.. those with experience but there should be a big forward in that book and that WARNS people that this is not to be done with those with no experience. 

Thanks @Joaquin Camarasa, I'm not sure what househacking is, so I'll start by researching that here on BP.

Hello,We are looking for an alternative to the standard wood or tile patterned linoleum and glue-down vinyl tile that are so common today.Looking for patterns that are different from what is so commonly sold today.Ideally in a glue down vinyl tile.Any source recommendations would be appreciated!

Since this is an older building it is so important for you to look at the financials and make sure they are putting away enough reserves to cover repairs and maintenance. 

Sometimes I think because God is so good and gives me a perfect tenant like her then I should not complain about the bad tenant who always pays late : )Thanks for weighing in though, really appreciate it.  

The Boston market for retail is so over priced creating new product provides the best returns whether it be fix and flip or buy/hold How did you find this deal and how did you negotiate it?