so basically just do as he did. file his notice and get his 3 day notice to him and after that 30 days the guy has to be gone or he can put all his stuff outside (basically a sleeping bag, some clothes and his tv. )

Looks like the GOP is going to keep their winning streak going...next with David Vitter...You remember him, the Republican "Family Values" Senator from Louisiana who called for Bill Clinton to be impeached and then admitted to sleeping with prostitutes while having them dress him up in diapers.

If I decide to rough it for a bit (which I love), go backpacking and sleep in a tent with no shower for a week instead of sleeping at a five star hotel, it will because I want to, not because I have to.

And get your 1099 ducks in a row, too - this way you can sleep well. 1099s can be an issue without RE Pro, as well. 

To many people, a house is just a place to sleep and store their stuff.

My problem has been sleep.

If you're concerned about the foundation, hire an engineer; if you're concerned about a roof you can't afford to replace, hire a roofer; - As @Will Barnard pointed out, ALWAYS get a termite inspection unless you're skilled at detecting termite damage (it can be tough).In the case of the OP, it sounds like they are planning to do a full remodel and they've already had a GC take a look to determine there are no big ticket concerns, like foundation issues (I would assume a GC should know as much about this as a general inspector).So, in this case, I wouldn't necessarily recommend a basic home inspection (unless it would help you sleep better at night, of course)...Just my $.02...

Some will sleep through an early morning appointment (even when they picked the time and day for the appointment).

I've really got to stop wasting so much time----mostly sleeping 6 hrs at night LOL.

The trouble makers are still sleeping and it's peaceful and quiet.