We often do both cash for keys and evictions as cash for keys tends to work best when there is a legal deadline.  

We are quickly approaching the 45 day deadline which is this Friday (1/14).

I would look into the laws around this, maybe call the non-emergency police number and ask what happens if someone illegally parks in your driveway as I feel this is essentially the same as a stranger parking in your driveway as far as the law goes.Do your research then give the tenants a very stern talk with a hard deadline, and if the RV isn't out by 9a on that day have a tow truck standing by.

I am sure she'll understand and this will give her a deadline to make other housing arrangements.

If you have passed all those deadlines and signed off you could have the ability to go back to renegotiate the price if these are material facts that were not disclosed to you as the buyer.

The city is now requires either of the two below prior to allowing for renewal of your rental license. 1) A lead safe certification (Valid for 4 years)2) Or A lead free certification (Permanently valid) YOu will not be able to renew your rental license in many Philadelphia zip codes without one of these certifications which has to be uploaded  this certification to the Philadelphia Lead Certification Submission System (link below).https://leadcertification.phil...Site below gives you more information along  with deadlines by zip codeshttps://www.phila.gov/2019-10-...Hope this is helpful.

In that same writing, tell the taxpayer they have ten calendar days to tender payment or you will proceed with improvements and the redemption cost will continue to increase.If they start the official dispute process by appointing a referee, you will have to wait until the end of that process, and then send a new notice with a new ten day deadline.

In that same writing, tell the taxpayer they have ten calendar days to tender payment or you will proceed with improvements and the redemption cost will continue to increase.If they start the official dispute process by appointing a referee, you will have to wait until the end of that process, and then send a new notice with a new ten day deadline.

I've spoken with my realtor and it sounds like the builder is well aware of this deadline and is doing all they can to prioritize homes that could possibly be finished by then.

@Tim ComptonHere in Massachusetts, we use attorneys and if needed, the attorneys will extend a deadline by way of an email to one another.