I would also lock them into a full 12 month lease (there is more security for you).

I'm still wet behind the ears but I'm glad that I was in the room with people in the business and I plan to attend more meetings in the future and eventually get a property under contract.

If house is empty change the locks and secure the property.If a non owner is there send them a letter and see if you can make them your new tenant.

They are my eyes and ears.  

I am from Ontario so don't have ears on the ground.

Now, the deal is closed and she asked an attorney would her rights, and he told her she can stay up to 60 days.She has no leases, or ever made a rent payment.The owner even offered her a hotel for two weeks, but now it seems she abusing the system.The questions is:- Can we just change the locks, and leave her stuff out?

This way we have the property locked down but aren't taking on the holding costs.

I can keep my eyes and ears open for you if you like.

I'm looking to purchase a multi-family in Portland Oregon for 550K and will need funds for 3-6 months in order to lock it in.  

The front door seems to be sagging and won't lock correctly.