I thought I'd post the eviction updates as they passed thru the court system as I had no idea how long an eviction took before I started this process.1) 5/1/2018 Served 30 day "Notice of Non-Renewal" for month to month lease.

if you haven’t posted a pay or quit notice yet, I would do it IMMEDIATELY!

I realize I can just wait it out and cashflow nicely, but I'd like to get the ball rolling on additional properties here at the beginning (happy to hear arguments for/against that too, btw).The solution I was thinking of was to do some sort of intermediate loan with private money until the 6 month period is over and then go with traditional lending at that time. 

I am currently renting the home I am planning on purchasing, it will be a private sale with owner financing.

Though I haven't measured, being in them, I didn't notice it being as humid when walking through.The humidty was above 80% when it was 80+ degrees outside.

Does anyone know of a private lender that will lend on a owner occupied 80% ltv??.

Hello,I have just purchased my first duplex and been going through the place and noticed that the lower unit is paying for communal electricity (Washer/Dryer, outside lights and anything plugged in the basement). 

Another thing near the top of his list is adding value by raising the rents or making improvements interior or exterior.I would also research the local area rents and raise them when the lease is up or if their is a clause that says you can do that with the proper notice. 

I've seen a ton of amazing deals on paper, but when I visit I notice the house is held together with duct tape and it turns out they have no occupancy permit to be a triplex or whatever.3) The fact that it's been on for 6 weeks does tell you for some reason investors in the area are not interested - because in my experience most multi-units have investors crawling all over them on the listing day, but that could be a variety of reasons and honestly I've seen many similar deals in the slopes over the years - only way to know for sure is go see it. 

I would give them no more than 60 days notice of intent to increase rent to $1,200 or whatever you decide.