you guys are lucky,, out our way if they are older than a certain age your not allowed to move them on the roads you have to bunch them up and haul them away in a dumpster.

You can serve a 30-day notice to move if the tenant has violated the lease; late or non-payment of rent, disturbance of neighbors, damages made by tenant or guests to the unit, criminal or drug/ alcohol activity, other violations listed on the lease.I, myself, haven't gone through this process, but I suggest you go through your documents and check with someone from SHRA.

Worst case scenario...take the 100% match and then take a hardship withdrawal down the road and pay the 10% penalty.  

My property is at the entrance of this road. 

I was very fortunate to do A LOT of traveling in my twenties thanks to the military and side hustles, and I want my future to be full of the same lifestyle, but I want to be more financially stable while doing so.That being said, I understand the challenging road that lies ahead.

I had a brand new construction home I bought 200k and the tenant for some reason totally destroyed it.. now it was so bad that the insurance company covered it and went after the guy criminally.. but it was over 40k in damages.. but lots and lots of stolen items stripped items.. contractors stealing .. its a challenge and one that I think is best suited for someone like you who lives there and watchs them like a hawk and with your background that is a HUGE bonus.when I started funding turn key companies in Detroit in 02.. they had some pretty unique systems on the rehab side.. 

But this is the type of deal I could afford to get started so I will deal with the crazy tenant and down the road if it’s not working now are use this for cash to get into a better neighborhood

I will keep you in mind if I revisit it down the road though.

Keep up the great work helping investors on the road to success!

Im trying to compare and see over 10 years down the road.