I will list it for sale in MLS once the move out inspections have been performed by the PM and make ready(if any) is completed.

I already filed the memorandum with the court house the first time he flaked, and now my lawyer sent a letter threatening to sue for specific performance.

Also mentioned I could take off the security deposit depending on damages if he moves out, and can give him an 18 month extension to pay rent free.

Would it be possible to craft a legal document stating he has to move out at the end of June with no further extension offered as the new owner would occupy the unit upon sale and have it signed by him?

I listed it on VRBO and AirBnB while I was away on deployment, and after I saw how well it performed I decided to keep it as a vacation rental.

I've done pretty extensive fix and flips before but I've never brought back anything on this scale.

Thankfully my mortgage broker was able to get rate-lock extensions at no cost to me.  

I went ahead and estimated my taxes based on my assumption, paid more taxes, and filed an extension. 

Here is an (extensive) example and as Chris says above, they can all be different: LOAN # Street CITY STATE ZIP ORIG BAL CURR BAL Deferred Balance Total Balance Accrued Interest Escrow Balance Corporate Advances Total Legal Balance FIXED/ARM DESC.

Disclaimer: The information provided here is for educational purposes only, past performance is never a guarantee of future performance.