If the tenant is there and you need more support behind your arrival you can provide notice and then come by with a police escort to hopefully impress upon the tenant that you do have the right to require access.

Today I sent a very professional email, as my renter is late over 15 days and according to my management contract they will contact me by the 10th is issues for rent/monies, and I had heard nothing, they also never respond to a visit or pictures of my property...and then he responded to my email with 30 days notice to cancel on agreement, I need to find new management...I was already looking but thought I had to go through March as a renter that they provided is through March, I am needing a bit of mentor support on what then happens to the tenants monies that are in escrow from move in, do they need to transfer that to me, or to a new property management company?

I had to take action and starting building passive cash flow to support my lifestyle.

Taking a quick look at Form 4868 seems to support this (though maybe you can avoid the late payment penalty if at least 90% of your total tax had been paid by the regular due date):  https://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pd...Here are the relevant form instructions that I'm referencing:InterestYou’ll owe interest on any tax not paid by the regular due date ofyour return, even if you qualify for the 2-month extension becauseyou were out of the country.

I wanted to invest in real estate and wanted cash flow to be able to help support my desire to help others and be in real estate full time.

Her source of income was SSI + child support.

The seller was livid because of the choice of comps (1+ miles away, 1.5 year old sales all while newer closer and better comps could have been chosen to support the offer price).

The long-term value, if the neighborhood supports it, is a 3rd unit.

Because many investments like this fail, investors often look for a return ratio that supports those other failures. 

An additional benefit of a detailed engineering-based Cost Segregation Study is that it can increase potential insurance premium savings as well as provide support for the property tax appeals process.