In terms of a negotiation, I just asked open ended questions directed towards the pain points so they would make a mental image of why they want to get rid of the property without me.

If the tenant ends up being a nightmare with a year lease they're going to be a lot harder to get rid of.

Follow the terms of your lease, and get rid of her as soon as you can. nothing good will come of this...eventually something bad might happen.

Actions are stronger than words and this weekend i'm buying a car to get rid of my new truck so that i'll have the freed income for a down payment on my first property.

If you want to make a positive cashflow on this property then simple pay off 25% or 20% of the mortgage principle and then you'll get rid off the PMI insurance and have a smaller mortgage to pay.

Get rid of it, sounds like it may kill youBy the way I love mashed potatoes..Lol 

If it was part of the contract to be vacant at closing, then it would be on the owner to get rid of them.

Once you do get them out, they might question your motives if it's clear you just said that to be rid of them but still own the property.

Got rid of that tenant, and now I have a great tenant again!

They ended up moving out to the desert and getting rid of one vehicle, and moving in their daughter and grandkid to afford a house.