Then do not accept payment (seek advice of your eviction attorney)For exact process have your PM discuss with their eviction attorney. 

If you are not licensed yourself, seek out an experienced Realtor that is investor friendly.

I'm hoping to find the answers I seek here after reading several articles, one of which suggested this forum as a great resource.

I'm hoping to find the answers I seek here after reading several articles, one of which suggested this forum as a great resource.

I'm currently seeking a house hack with an FHA loan, so of course two of the requirements are that I live in it for a year and move in within 60 days of closing. 

My job was to bring in new business which meant existing customers seeking to refinance their mortgage loan would not count towards my target numbers.

I am just seeking more experienced investors opinions.

Hi BP!I'm looking for high end architects and contracts for a town home project in the Washington DC area. If anyone has any recommendations please send them my way. Thank you all!

I would recommend building a relationship with a local banker (not national) because they will have more flexibility on what they can do.

@Irving Garcia, I also live in San Diego and love to brainstorm and seek opportunity for a ground up new construction, which is fiercely competitive now days and challenging with an uptick in material cost and scarcity, but a firm believer of old saying “there is way when there is a Will”,,,, I knew of an opportunity in Old Del Mar, just the beginning of the year, that a house with 1,100 SF’ building on an approximately 9,000 SF’ land sold for $2.375m that after demolishing the building could build up to 4,000 SF’ and and potentially sell for $1800 per SF,, although very lengthy and challenging project going through city and coastal permits but at the end leaves respectable margins!