We are relocating to that area this summer.

It was on the MLS but we noticed the seller was a part of a relocation package, and this property was contingent and then went back on market.

Like every other industry, there has to be a ton of nyc building super's who either temporarily or permanently relocated due to covid. 

Would this make any potential eviction easier, and would relocation fees still apply? 

You can't just drop everything and relocate.

Oracle is relocating it's headquarters to Austin (arguably the next Silicon Valley).

I will (most likely in ~2 yrs) be relocated with my company, and will then have to decide whether to keep the property and rent both units from wherever I am relocated to (likely not very close), or sell the property.

If you're wanting to avoid the inconvenience of relocating then house-hacking locally is a great way to start out.If you're open to other markets and relocating, a lot of the Midwest markets are hot right now, I'm based out of Ohio and I've come across a lot of out-of-state investors looking to buy in the Cleveland and Columbus markets.

The current job I have, has fortunately given me an opportunity to relocate to an office in Jacksonville FL, which I cannot wait be able to do!

Police and HOA have been useless in dealing with situation so would like to take matters into my own hands and sue the trust(trustee-parent) for our damages to move and relocate due to not feeling safe in our own apartment because of non stop harassment and threats to kill.