Because this is a month to month lease, am I allowed to be firm and make them leave, or would this be considered an eviction, which I know are not allowed now because of covid.We are planning on renovating the unit and then raising it to market rent.I would also consider allowing tenants to stay if they would be willing to pay closer to market rate, but I don't believe I can legally request that CA rent control laws. 

Also, tenants haven’t been able to use some amenities, such as gyms, that have been closed or restricted during the pandemic.Last month, Cline’s company launched a $1 billion fund set to acquire and invest in about 4,000 to 5,000 new construction rental homes in addition to existing single-family residential portfolios across the United States.In recent weeks, other investors have been flocking to the property type.Haven Realty Capital, one of the first investors to target for-rent single-family homes after the Great Recession, is teaming with Chicago private equity firm Walton Street Capital on a $133.7 million deal for 537 properties in greater Atlanta.Single-family rental giant Invitation Homes and Rockpoint Group this month said they plan to buy up to $1 billion of rental homes.

I understand i gotta do what i have to do but i have no desire going back into the 9-5 lifestyle.I’ve always had the dream of owning property to get that oh so great passive income and I would like to know what would be the best starting point or a good route to take for myself and family.

Is it possible to get one of these for a discount (of course I don't mean anything crazy), or are new builders generally firm on their prices?  

The house I’m under contract on right now is a great property, in my opinion, in a desirable area.

IF Partner 2 shows reasonable signs of being able to execute the deal (hopefully a firm understanding of the process, experience at some level before, or at least watches a lot of HGTV) then that would hopefully earn Partner 2 a third of the deal, or you could argue for up to half of the deal depending on the workload or scarcity of Partner 2.Them's ma thoughts. 

Cutting to the chase, I have a long term vision of starting a Design + Build + Transact firm.

Always be kind but not soft be firm. 

A good QI firm will not leave anything to chance and will always provide this regardless, just in case something has slipped through in the contract.2.

That is a firm upward trend.