We will also move forward with the eviction process.So here choice would be simple.

Goal setting and actually drilling down into the process to achieve that is relatively simple, but really important to see where you want to go.Be sure to have your legal team in place too!

Either way, your solution is quite simple....pay the fees so the seller can walk away with the amount he was expecting.  

I always thought with the digital age and all that using a move as simple, and ancient, as a sign in the Front Lawn wouldnt be taken as serious as online posting.   

It could be as simple as just tightening it which takes about 1 minute! 

Mine have changed tremendously over the decades.The broker who wanted to become $1 million in debt had a very simple strategy.

You should be able to refinance using a recasting/simple refinance or a cash-out refi to capitalize on the equity spread to either drop PMI or pull some of that cash out.

@Ronen Avisar All of those city liens are basically irrelevant because if anybody ever buys it from you they can get them all wiped away with some simple paperwork from city hall.

I'm not experienced with this, but have one simple goal - to do a cash-out refi on four properties (three MFR, one SFR) to recover my personal funds used to improve them, all of which I have owned for 5-ish years (no seasoning issues).Debt to income is great, credit is exceptional... there are none of those issues.Thanks in advance for your feedback!

If you start with a simple, proven method (like The Millionaire Real Estate Investor presents) you'll learn along the way, tear down mental strongholds, and you'll be able to iterate and get more "advanced" and clever along the way.TLDR:  there's never a "right" time, only THE time.