Do you have any language in your lease agreement or tenant rule book to address this? 

However you decide to find properties whether it be driving around or using an agent to set up a search for you and send you properties...run the numbers on those properties so you get used to that. look at the tax records, develop comps, study the neighborhood and check out the properties.  

After a few months of research and study, my then-fiancé and I decided we would pursue rehabbing/wholesaling as our niche.

I am just trying get inputs from you guys on how to do a multi-unit deal.I have been studying everything on Bigger Pockets for the last few years and its time to make my first deal.

I have been studying the San Antonio area for quite some time now in anticipation of moving there; however, I just found out I am headed for Arizona instead.  

The day of closing we called Catholic Charities to bring someone over that speaks thier language to let us in.

Am also a newbie working on my real estate goals .Make sure you download and study " the ultimate beginners guide" . 

Hi Amul,I got my salesperson license 7 years ago from the School of Real Estate Studies in Teaneck.

I am also studying UBuildIt  dot com

In the absence of this language, I would explain they're obligated to pay rent unless you're able to find a new tenant.