You need to hire an experienced eviction attorney and seek their advice how to proceed, and then do exactly what they say.

Foreclosures, especially those which are sold significantly below market, are not as common in {many/most parts of} Canada due to a few factors, but primary amongst them is the lenders fiducial duty to seek fair market value and the preference of the 'A' lenders to use Power of Sale over foreclosure.

If they do not provide coverage for LLC's you will have to seek out another provider.

Hi all,I'm located in Rochester, NY and interested in REO properties.  I'm looking for an agent who can set me up to get updates as things go on the market.  I'm primarily interested in SFH but will consider MFH in th...

If you don't have a fine amount, have your attorney write up some type of formal letter warning them they are in violation of the lease and if caught again you will look to terminate or seek damages (or whatever your attorney thinks is best based upon how your lease was originally drawn up).

Connected him with one of my investors, seeking a property in the area.

Try to buy in areas that have great schools, most families, Military included, seek out great schools for their children.Best of luck, and enjoy your time in the Army.

I've spent some time educating myself through real estate books and other resources on the internet, and seek to further my knowledge. 

You also do need to measure your results in an organized way, but that's another story.All of that said, you do have to differentiate between phobias (like calling people you don't know) and business decisions (partnerships, seeking private money, etc.) 

I would first seek to have a follow up conversation with your PM showing your written confirmation of this.