So, it appears no formal eviction will be necessary although I will certainly be warning the local landlords.I feel like I have to knock on wood because this feels like the best-case ending for a weekend that was absolutely nuts! 

A warning though - these type tenants tend to have more "drama" than a retailer or some office type.....I've been at this for less than 2 months and already getting sob stories.  

Two different attorneys I talked to warned that we might be facing a long (like 3+ month) eviction timeline given the need for certain kinds of documentation, until they realized it was an owner occupied place (before the rule change).

To deny climate change outright is foolish.However, the degree of change is so minuscule that it would never be noticed in several lifetimes.Do not be surprised if 10 years from now the media will tout warnings of a global ice age.Just look at history:https://anhonestclimatedebate.wordpress.com/2009/08/02/climate-change-alarmism-timelin/

That was enough warning for me and I didn't make the offer.  

Otherwise you risk a plaintiff/claimant "piercing the corporate veil" and challenging the validity (and thus protection) your entity provides.Sorry for the rambling answer, but I warned you at the beginning!

Thanks for sharing your wisdom and your warnings.

Your instincts might be trying to tell you there's a warning sign you haven't quantified here yet.

i am tired of renovations and need to venture out a little bit.and yes, you see poor bankers. bear sterns and company. remember?

Before i start this discussion, just let say that Louisiana will always bounce back and rebuild bigger and better than ever! I am newly implanted into the world of real-estate investing, not real estate, i was a realt...