I worked most Saturdays from 7-5 and many times a couple hours on Sundays. 

The owner got to view the property a couple weeks ago and they squatter is actually taking care of the property, like it's their own (according to him).

Unlike most newbie investors I'm all in and even been putting up bandit signs every weekend which I've been getting a couple of calls from them.

The first couple of them were gruesome!   

I'm currently taking Real Estate courses and am looking to be licensed within the next couple of months.

I am seeking advice on how to turn this deal into a fair and legal win/win.I found a duplex in my target area for a fair price, but I have a couple other deals going on so my capital is tied up.

My preference is buy & hold opportunities, but ultimately I'm open to all ideas.  

It is the investor's responsibility to know what situation they prefer.

They have a couple of other restrictions lined up as well.  

Unfortunately, it is six months, not four.I contacted both my current lender to see what it would cost to extend my lock for another couple of months (around $2k) and reached out to the previous lender to see if that's something they would want to cover to avoid the EPO recapture, which I believe would be quite a bit more than $2k.They had no interest in doing that, so before making a decision on how to proceed, I wanted to gather a bit of collective wisdom from the forums.My first question is, does anyone have any creative ideas for how to work around this?