Arkansas provides causes of action (unlawful detainer comes to mind) that can have a tenant removed very quickly if handled by a skillful lawyer.

If you read old news papers you'll often see what pundits cause signs of either slow down or the market being overhead before the market takes off further.  

The problem we had was the expansive soil causing the basement push inward.  

Property is currently occupied and this will cause a disruption to the tenant (who has been AWESOME to date). 

You have several cause and effect issues going on here which you don't realize. 

Hi @Tracy Stingley.What is causing you to not be able to close any deals?

That big of a jump in price may cause the tenant to leave.

Hi All,I purchased a distressed property where I was able to get a good discount on due to condition.One of the issues in the house is the house has two major roof leaks, that caused the ceilings to collapse in a bedroom and a bathroom.I've had a roofing contractor come in, and he would fix the source of the leaks on the roof.  

Which causes those who do not have the money to sign up start calling relatives for loans and making room on credit cards.

Chances are judges and juries will give them the benefit of the doubt when they are crying on the witness stand about "your greed" and the "intentional emotional damage" you have caused.