While almost everyone here claimed they wanted to keep emotions out of their decisions, they were always included.I would have to review the lease, management contract, and local eviction process to be sure, BUT I doubt it would be a good financial decision to start an eviction.I do agree with @Joe Villeneuve if she is an otherwise good tenant it might be a good idea to put her in a cheaper unit.

I agree with @Michael Plaks , The best structure for Flipping will be S-corp.

@Anthony Marucci man I couldn’t agree more with @Anthony Wick.

Yes, the first has to agree to an amount going to the second And the second has to agree to that amount......nothing can happen without both agreeing.  

Sounds like the closing process should have earned you a masters degree in experience and education ;) Glad it had a happy ending.Couldn't agree more about the value that BP brings to this space. 

Do I have more negotiating power now that my house is dry and desirable, i don't have to agree to fix more damage?

@Alex Silang @Dan Barli I agree with Dan.

If he doesn't, you can tell him you will agree not to pursue him for damages if he gives you the ok to throw everything away.

Definitely agree with you about the sales experience as you'll always have to sell yourself.

If I get a home under contract with a seller on a lease option market that property find a buyer to agree to a one year lease option.