It will be interesting to see, at this point they are not really getting into Real Estate just giving leads to Realogy which has lost a ton of market share these last few years, will be interesting to see the next steps.

Removing the tenants will probably require some sort of renovations and money lost though vacancy.

What hits you hard is the cost to get a unit rent ready again along with the lost rent during the renovation & vacancy period.

Everything seemed to be moving along until I lost my job the beginning of this year, mind you this occurred while we were still in the process of getting funding from our bank, luckily we were still able to get approval for funding as well as a HELOC from our current home.

The lost are of Closing is a good one by Anthony Lannarino

I lost exactly $1 million, plus about $50,000 in attorney fees, $50,000 I had to pay to a bonding company and I had to file bankruptcy because I invested in two syndicated K-Mart shopping centers where the general partner had full control and I had none.

If you bawk at the $200 they charge you for a consultation, that will seem like chicken feed compared to lost rent, time and aggravation if you do not follow the lease in the process of removing them and have to start over.This is water under the bridge but may help you moving forward - did you every call this woman's previous landlord? 

With probates, you are not buying a house, you are likely selling yourself as an answer to prayers to a family member who has recently lost someone.

That's lost rent right there.And buy a DSLR camera with a wide angle lens so you can make my rental look decent online.

Purchase price: $237,500 Cash invested: $59,000 Very lucky to get this, initially I lost out to an all cash offer but after the buyer got cold feet I got it.4 Beds total, exterior looks rough but really just needs to be repainted and interior is beautiful.Unit 1 = $1500Unit 2 = $1500 How did you finance this deal?