This information would hugely help in giving you accurate advice.The stance on this forum is generally to take a strong arm legal approach when you want to remove someone.My first approach has always been to kill them with kindness and leave the strong arm legal as a fall back option.Your idea to pay for their rent elsewhere sounds like a great idea.

Get the longer term, low residential rate locked in, and then in a year either refi or apply for PMI to be removed based on the higher FMV.FYI: the CU (or any lender) will most likely lend on the lower of purchase price or appraisal, so that $98k appraisal isn't going to get you out of a down payment.

My experience with pets is that they tear things up and even if they don't tear things up, they leave a smell in the unit that is hard to remove.

Working on general fixing and cleaning, 13 trees have been removed. 

But I do have a friend who will remove the old furnaces & then install them in his own rentals.

You can program new codes and remove old codes via the App. 

You have full buy out and partial buy out to remove or reduce the monthly PMI.Some lender allow you to opt for a higher rate and that will offer a lender credit to also buy out the PMI. 

Something along the lines of “current tenant and ALL of their possessions removed and house cleaned to a reasonable standard free from all drug paraphernalia etc or buyer to be credited $______ “Make the wording work for you

This would remove from the equation the motor part of the RV which based on my research can be an issue down the road, plus on the road liablity.

I've had to remove and replace carpet and the plywood underneath before in order to remove pet odors.