Some people, in general, need multiple accounts, eg. one for day to day cash, another for a rainy day fund, another for a play fund, another for an emergency fund, another for a savings fund. 

Also, you want to have the tenant's signature giving you authorization to make credit and background inquiries for the enforcement of the lease, which should be one of the permissions they grant on your application.

They claimed authority under this act to stop the spread of disease.

In my experience flippers make the quality of a city improve, but like @Greg H. said, there is the "you aren't from around here" factor at play.

This isn’t a long term play, so I’m not emotionally attached to the condo or a house, just want to do what makes the most sense.

@Jay Mersfelder sounds like you have some chips to play with to accomplish your goals.

I'm sure the author could have wrote a book for each of the laws.Even though there are 1 or 2 laws which I find manipulative and not necessarily want to implement, the rest of the content is so rich and useful that I decided this to be my number 1 pick!

IF I sold I would likely hold the money in hopes of things returning to a more level playing field for buyers.

Contact your housing authority and see if they can point you to any resources.

At this time to give a person a notice of eviction, unless it is one of the very specifically authorized instances, it is not only not allowed but a CRIMINAL offense, not just civil it is CRIMINAL, MN Gov.