Well, that's a new one.You should probably post this in the Local Real Estate forum for the New Jersey area.

This thread has helped me come to the conclusion that I should probably buy the property as an investment property and not attempt to live in it initially.

Its about an hour drive for me and probably for you too but thought I would mention it. 

I think it probably has structure issues, and will require significant amount of work.

What you learn from the mistake and how you can prevent being in a similar circumstance down the roadKeywords: Chicago /  Memphis / Los Angeles / New York / Dallas / Austin / San Antonio / Denver / Cleveland / Toledo / Indianapolis / Milwaukee / San Diego / San Francisco / Oakland / San Jose / St Louis@Brie Schmidt Schmidt@John Casmonlol,We should write a book "The Tenants From Hell & How To Deal With Them" lolI could probably fill around 50 chapters lolBrie,When are we doing coffee?

If you've been in the business long enough you have probably heard of my business partner Mehmet Halici, Associate Real Estate Broker. 

Way too long - 4 months, probably.

@Trey Hedrick  I'll probably catch some flack for this, but I think it's a good plan. 

Of course this has to be serious and with solid proof and a judge probably still won't allow unless its more life threatening, If they do not have a lease, then move forward by giving them a 30 days notice to quit ( a full month term) as you are not renewing because you have that relative that is going to move in. 

This can be through them or through some other lender, but you need to let your lender know so they can assess whether you still qualify for the underlying loan.I'd probably walk away if you can't afford the down payment.