Clearly out line in your lease the policy on additional tenants.

Now I would love to know more about how to set up a wholesale deal for a property like this.Should I out line the possibilities with the deal, I did all the reasearch for it to be a profitable venture but I realize my experience is lacking.

Just make sure you inform them of the non-renewal the proper way as outlined by your lease or state law.

If you are already comfortable with the next steps and want to act quickly, the other posters have outlined good initial steps above. 

I am always skeptical of the HMLs that don't require an appraisal.4) After the appraisal comes back you will get a document that outlines the amount to be borrower and all fees that will be relating to the loan (I would suggest to ask for an example of this document when you are searching for an HML so you will know what fees are going to show up).5) Close the loan.

The idea is to remain calm, address the judge politely ("your honor"), not speak until you are spoken to, NOT argue with the defendant (if your tenants even bother to show up; many don't), have a copy of your lease with you that outlines the parts they have violated, have evidence that you have provided them with the proper notice to vacate and state your side of the case quickly and clearly.Judges who handle these type of cases have heard all of this MANY times before.  

This is putting above budget.I took out a rehab loan to flip the house so I'm in a bind to raise needed funds to complete the work.Any funding ideas besides taking out line of credit?

I'd not do the loan the way you have it outlined above.

Ask if there are any any additional fees for maintenance, advertising, evictions, etc... and make sure they are outlined in the agreement.

.#3 - The former owner had actually given me a written document outlining every incident regarding this tenant, eviction notices due to her pig, and complaints from other tenants in the building about her having a pig.Is this enough to win an eviction?