I am trying to keep my opinion open until I see the results of the studies they have done and gathered together.However, my initial views before seeing everything is that it will probably make the most fiscal sense to get rid of century II because the redesign would still be very expensive and limit what could actually be done to things less likely to result in a path forward for Wichita.

If the paperwork doesn't make it clear who stays, and the leases have equal ease of getting rid of either, I would look at the units themselves.

However, my partners want to get rid of them ASAP.

My goal is to get rid of the property as fast as I could because this is my 1st deal.

You've left out a vital piece of info- does your lease even allow for you to get rid of them at this point?

I’m just not ready as of yet to get rid of the property and I’m not all too comfortable yet with tapping into the equity I have in it(I know it goes against investor wisdom but I want to save this equity as an almost emergency fund).

Get them on track or get rid of them before you come to regret it.

The state will determine most of your eviction laws, and the municipality will determine the type of police response, or more likely the lack of it.Do what is within the law to get rid of the tenant as fast as possible, they will eventually chase out the good ones, if you don't.

Complaints that you can’t correct; you can’t force the person next door to get rid of their dogs, sell their property or kick out their tenants.

I could then put down another 15% on the new home I purchased and get rid of the PMI or I could purchase another small rental house for $150k.