Based off the inspector feedback I got back today I desperately need a plumber for tomorrow when I walk the property and before everyone leaves for the holidays.

Personally, I usually leave my house and go to the library or Panera bread (it's too distracting at my house); I tell my family "I'm working on a new career".

Im having a hard time throwing down 7k into a basement system when I plan on leaving no later than spring 2020.

Since I am new to this forum, I felt a little uncomfortable putting too much out there, but the responses I see thus far are telling me what I already knew, which is to stick to what I know and leave the idea of changing my tax status to a C-corp. 

Then see I'd you can just do cash for keys to get them to leave and sign a Quit Claim deed to 100% cover you.Not sure how this would fair in court since a Magistrate could say they have equity and kick the case up to a higher court for a foreclosure.

I would make sure to get it in writing that they're leaving in 30 days.

My cash reserves after a closing I have scheduled with my planned down payment would leave me roughly just over 40k.

If they refuse to leave upon notice of non renewal or they do not pay you rent when it is due you may then begin the process to evict.First thing you need to do is find out if the language in your state landlord regulations allows a eviction application in progress to passes to a new owner.

Leaving automotive career of 9 years to join a start completely over career in real estate.

@Alex RodolitzYou dont sell them, you walk away...I see this all the time.. units burned up or some other crazy issue.. investors just leave them behind and stop paying taxes and everything....either the city will demo them in a few years or they will go to tax auction for the next investor to buy who doesnt do their due diligence..