Follow the lease and the laws in your state and start the eviction process.

If they were married, I'd think it would be more of a conversation about their future, but I can understand that if you are only with someone for 1-2 years they might not be willing to pack everything up and follow you on your real estate journey right away.Any thoughts or ideas to help us sort through the weeds on how to go about finding a house hack with these constraints? 

But find them, pay them well, and FOLLOW their advice. 

I do agree with the others that the officer doesn’t seem to be doing their best here and further due diligence/follow up on your part might be useful.

I would NOT recommend it for the following reasons:1.

The seller responded that since the issue was repaired and he believes there is no ongoing problem, he did not think it needed to be disclosed.When I asked him to extend the inspection period so I could follow up with the repair company and conduct my own inspection, he declined.I disagree with this interpretation.

At the bare minimum, you should do the following to make your bookkeeping easier:Dedicate one checking account and credit card exclusively to real estate.

Does ANYONE know of a company (or agent that is experienced) in turn key rentals in the following states!?!?!

And if they seem open to it be sure to follow up every two months or so.

From day one I treated my involvement in real estate as a real business.This means, I had an advertising budget, a lead generating and follow up process, a back end process and money source and above all an experienced mentor.