Then for vacancy our units we aim to have a new lease signed for the day a tenant leaves so there is ideally 0 vacancy on re-leasing.

If you choose, you could even take over the responsibility of getting the repairs done and the escrowed funds can be released to you instead of the seller.

I’m in the process of trying to get this appraiser released, and I wanted to know if anyone else has experienced this?

Best of luck to you and be sure to update us so we can celebrate when you purchase your next property.

We were just contacted by our property manager that our tenant cannot pay rent and wants to be released from her lease and move out.

My question is if she and I sign a release to end the lease, but he doesn't sign it, can I take possession of the house when she moves out without evicting him? 

The county says all the mortgages have been "released," but they have given me misinformation before.

The cost of make-ready, plus vacancy, plus my time and effort to release are all to much to do 12 month leases. 

The property manager and owner cleared us to rent it and to re lease us and did some “inspections” but I know we did some serious damage to that house in NC.

@Alexander Mears The Ultimate Guide to House Hacking Denver (https://www.denverinvestmentrealestate.com/house-hacking-denver/) is being released as we speak and would be a great place for you to start to get a in depth understanding of our local market.