You can also try negotiating with the seller to handle the eviction process before the closing-- this will delay the closing but you can try to get them out and keep your mortgage rate! 

Lastly, try to think of different ways you can add value to that person.

I would personally sell those now but I don’t like D’s so take it for what it’s worth.

Please keep us updated.

So desirable in fact that an agent fro Ryan Serhant's office personally flew down to check it out and make an offer.

I keep mine set to 68/69.

Since the rate won't drop a lot, there will still be hesitancy, which will keep prices from jumping.

So I'm trying to weigh selling my rental vs keeping and renting out through a management company. 

What I do have is a title that shows only single family unit, and a county assessment that shows single-family.I don't have any rent receipts at all (which I find pretty surprising, considering my Dad was almost obsessive in his record keeping - us kids have recently just "ransacked" his office and found no records of rent).

@Raeshelle Cooke I think you can take out a business loan since it does not post in your personal credit.