I'd structure the monthly payments so that you are making the mortgage payments yourself and giving the seller a little extra that goes towards the purchase price.

If you wish to remove a stubborn squatter prior to having a recorded title or other evidence of title, you may be able to have your attorney file complaint for unlawful ejectment.The dogs can be coaxed by food.

He's also an all around real estate attorney and I believe is the guy who drafts the docs that the WI Legal Blank Co sell that many in WI use for their leases, etc so I'd sure think he's well qualified for your need and even if someone who knows pretty well what to do is say $100 cheaper, I'd pay the extra $100 for Atty Petit in a heartbeat and get papers I know darn well should cover my a** in ALL situations!

If your into eating out Fletcher place was listed number 9 in this article about the hot foodie areas across the country. https://www.zagat.com/b/10-hot-food-neighborhoods-...The gym that my wife and I go to is across the street and our office is about 3 or 4 blocks east, also on Virginia ave.  

If you agree to give them extra time--say, until the 18th--then you and the tenant should sign a Forbearance Agreement.

@Craig Wilcox I have heard that some companies pay monthly, but I don't know how is it possible, probably they charge the owner extra, so that they can pay the agent.I wish you success and growth in your business, thank you.

Do they need extra equipment?

Just some food for thought. 

Just some food for thought. 

@Joe Hausen Thanks for sharing those extra details.