@Brian Garlington I just reviewed a lease with the clause permitted reasons for eviction “such as non-payment of rent, breach of lease, damaging premises, drug or other illegal activity, disorderly conduct, rehabilitation of unit, landlord or relative occupancy.”In speaking with an agent he too was under the impression a buyer (landlord) could move into the unit they were purchasing, so I’m wondering if there were 4 owners could they all 4 move into a 4-plex and effectively require the tenants (on month to month leases) to move out?

A lot of times, the permitting is limited to usage and monthly's use more than the daily's so you want to make sure you're allowed to take on the park in the capacity you're looking to achieve.I hope that helps.

As mentioned, it is a single home and has no permit for the kitchen upstair.

Anyway beyond all that buyer met tenants there college kids in senior year he doesn't want to kick them out they are really good people.

I am also very young and staying in the area for my first year of college and would be willing to volunteer my time or work for anyone that is already in the field.I am looking for other investors in the area, so if you are an investor, property manager, agent/broker, contractor, etc. in southeastern Michigan please reach out!

Since I'd graduate college and start a lucrative career as an RN.

I currently go to college and have been interested in REI since high school.

I'm will be going to college in Cincinnati this fall.

I realize that on the surface the most practical solution is sticking out my W2, but I'm finding it has been very limiting in terms of the dulling mindset I'm surrounded by (yet I can't listen to podcasts, read, take phone calls, etc), the pay is only average, and love learning new things and have been with this company for a collective 13 years since shortly after college.

The lower unit is not a permitted ADU but there is a current renter that’s been paying and living there for over a year.