We stay in our process, and we can just issue a notice to the towing company while we are filing the UD summons. 

Put them on a three month probationary period to show you if they can stay.  

@Peter Halliday I would definitely stay away from Maywood for the reasons others have mentioned.

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After staying determined to succeed, i was able to succesfully get 5 houses under contract this month, i am excited and never thought it would work for me.

Or should you just stay away or maybe look at converting to a different type of use for the land/building?

Not sure where you are in your RE journey, but if newer, it's an even bigger benefit as they'll guide you along the way, even make intros.  

And hope that they stay for as long as they did with the previous owner.

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In regard to the second one, some sellers want to be there, some sellers want to field the calls for showings, some sellers can't stay out of the business and don't think their agent is ever doing enough.If you got your license to invest and you have two sets of owners desperate to sell, the question is: did you acquire both of these properties at a price that works for you and solves the owner's problems?