My return will still be relatively simple with just adding a schedule E. 

(See below)1) 2-day notice (for a weekly agreement that's about to expire)2) 7-day notice (for a month-to-month agreement that's about to expire)3) 1-month notice (for an annual lease that's about to expire)From there, you will need to file for eviction in small claims court.Thanks and good luck!

Here is a great free networking event on the 29th:https://realacquisitions.com/houston-real-estate-investing-summit/and another one on the 23rd:https://www.eventbrite.com/e/coffee-and-contracts-jan-2020edition-host-investopia-online-tickets-88871255317There're meetups pretty much daily - check the Houston forum here on BP:https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/756-houston-real-estate-forumas well as local Facebook groups if not already. 

The market is liquid so time to move on.

@Ernest E.

@Lynnette E.

Liquidate and cash out?

My father died and my step mother was liquidating.

I will refi most of my capital back out of the deal in 6 moths and continue the process with the capital that has already been liquidated from the market.

Wait it out and when the listing expires you have a potentially motivated homeowner.