If I close on the property after giving a 30 day notice, what can I do to ensure that the tenant leaves. 

Close on the deal.For small deals like this, there is no need to spend $10k in legal fees and jump through hoops to ensure you’re in compliance with SEC regulation.

One strategy I have seen some DIY'ers take is to draft it all up and have an attorney/CPA review the document - still saves money but also ensures the documents will protect you.The last bit of advice I would suggest is to ensure you are working with professionals who are personally invested in real estate investing - bankers, property managers, attorneys, contractors and CPAs.

Speak with an attorney to ensure you're following the legal guidelines.Originally posted by @Bryan Carleton:@Alina Trigub Can you help me tell me what would make it not worth doing?

They would do better with you defaulting than if you performed so, you can bet the numbers are going to work in their favor and have very tight covenants to ensure if you do default, they benefit from it.

Upon receipt, the county will send out the code enforcement officer to inspect that property, contact the owner, follow-up to ensure corrective action, and even pursue legal action/citation if the owner fails to comply. 

Just wanted to ensure I was looking at it correctly. 

His business partner has a GC license that is being used for my project.qus1) Who should I sign the contract with - the GC or the broker. the Broker will act more like a project manager ensuring things are going well.

His business partner has a GC license that is being used for my project.qus1) Who should I sign the contract with - the GC or the broker. the Broker will act more like a project manager ensuring things are going well.

The bank is looking for a Cash buyer, but they do not have the Cash.I would like to be their Private Money for this transaction, but I also want to protect myself to ensure that my investment is sound.