However, my wife and daughter are not keen on moving, so I believe my best option is to save and proceed that way.

@Marco Santarelli @Jay Hinrichs Marco what I hate is that I understand that you guys do the right due diligence with your investors but it's unfair to someone like you when these products are offered to everyone.

While continuing to do research, I have been sent emails and attended webinars where they offer paid mentorships.

I wouldn't likely/necessarily be mailing a lot of letters for example.But mainly, I would pay for a service that offered me the closest thing to an instant/on demand "preliminary title report" , that is something that greatly "simplified" initial research, preliminary only of course- based on apn.

I can find lots of options through online sources (Zillow, Redfin, Rentometer, etc.), but since none of these sites available to me show leased properties I'm having trouble finding good comps to list on the appraisal dispute form.

The VA home loan can be a powerful tool for purchasing a multi-family property, offering benefits like no down payment and competitive interest rates.

Having the tenant  makes it:A) harder to show the property, making it harder to sellB) prevents a majority of owner occupant buyers from being able to offer on the home.

I've been sorting out 24-1098 with existing leases at my job, where it's created some difficult knots to untangle with the timing of affordable housing tenant recertifications and the offer/notice timelines.But that aside, the law just imposes more formality on lease enforcement, whether or not it comes to a forcible eviction.

If most are not reasonable, I'd tell them clearly they aren't happy with the place and give them the option to move out and break the lease early. 

Option 1-sell it back to her ie tell her you want all of the money back within 72 hours PLUS all of the costs you incurred or will incur (eg mortgage penalty) as a result of her not moving or you will sue her.