Most investors do not treat it as such and allow tenants to regularly violate basic terms of the lease.When these Landlords share the problems they are having, more experienced Landlords may seem harsh because we are attempting to correct a major flaw in the way they operate their business.

But I tend to be very strict in following basic guidelines in my business decisions.

Basically there is no contingency period, and the prices go up significantly from the starting bid and often don't meet the reserve price and go through the process again several times before they are sold.

Twitter is basically dead, I don't both with it. 

You can search Kunversion on Youtube for some basic tutorials...its quite incredible and no extra charge with eXp.  

If you want anything to go towards paying the balance down, you have to pay extra.But really this is a sufficiently basic question that you should be asking your lender. :)

Basically,  I would look at my costs for each option,  and choose the one that offers the best value for my businesses model.Hope that helps. 

@Chad Forgue If I were you, I would certainly be contacting an attorney who can better assess the current status of the property and advise on zoning regulations.

Basically it’s a $500 per month swing.

Basic business psychology also suggests you are going to get a far worse deal than dealing with a willing seller.