They are already taken care of.Travis Weitthoff said:"...One example and there are many, would be a private money lender with a first lien position."

For example, if the average occupancy of 1970s built properties in the sub market is 90%, you shouldn’t expect your 1970s built property to sustain 95% unless rents are below market—no matter how good of an operator the syndicator claims to be.

Then you need to file what's called an "unlawful detainer" instead of an eviction.

all too often, we only care about our name being on title for ego reasons. 

He says that’s about right for the area but I don’t think he takes into consideration the location and how nice of an area and appartments they are.

Hey Dave Foster, and Stassa Austin , Thank you for questioning my investment philosophy ( use my cash or the cash of an investor/bank) , and pointing out the theoretical gains of a 1031 exchange.

I say buy.. take advantage of thse low rates of an owner occ mortgage.. then your building equity instead of building your landlords equity. .. and since you can get roommates all the better. then if you want to buy again you have a rental in your portfolio already.. 

One way to get out is to read the contract carefully and find where he has breeched it.  

Being that you are represented, I have to be careful not to step on anybody's toes.

Better deals have lots of company.Suggest you to investigate, inspect and carefully evaluate if it is for you as a strong buyer.