And foreclosures usually don't result in an eviction.With an eviction, the tenant had to be physically removed from a property.  

I have had seller to call, text, email him to remove lockbox and I have also called a couple times and left a voicemail.

Not to mention, a lot of people put dishes in the dishwasher without rinsing it off to remove food remnants, which to me would imply the tenant was negligent, which cause the problem.I had a tenant move into a SFH from an apartment and put paper towels in the toilet, needless to say it caused a major problem, but since I had a clause in my lease about negligence, I paid for the problem to be fixed and they repaid me.

Try the harp program, it's designed for situations just like this, and from what I understand of it, can remove negative equity based on what other properties are valued at on the appraisal.The key factor is, you need to refi the home before you rent it out, as the benefits reduce for non-owner occupied properties to the point it may not be worth it.That said, I found myself in a similar situation 2 years ago, living in a 3/2 in a nice area that was growing too small for my family.

They left a junk yard on the property for us to remove.

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Should I removed the carpet from cost basis since I listed ceramic tile now

However; recently people that have advertised for Accredited Investors have had posts that have been removed, therefore; I thought starting a conversation so that more people would understand financing options, advertising allowed etc. would be a good thread.

The one at the bottom of my communications along with my phone number is my catch page and then [REMOVED] is the one that took me only an hour.

I'm glad those posts were removed.