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I'd play is safe and hold off until this is all done and filed in the courts.

I would simply file against them in small claims, get a judgement since they likely won't show up and get that reported in their credit report.  

I am just trying to figure out another way to get into my 2nd Multi-Family faster.This is because in the underwriter's mind you are not planning to live there as a primary but rather the implication is that you'll be using the FHA vehicle to become a landlord and your stay will be temporary.If the file is structured correctly and depending on your circumstances you could buy another mult-family with little down (2nd FHA).Some implications you may have to consider is that most borrowers will not qualify for a 2nd FHA loan unless they refinance/payoff their current FHA loan and an FHA loan is needed because conventional is a min 25% down whether its owner occupied or not.The other issue is do you have enough equity in your current FHA financed 4plex to refinance into conventional?

I contacted the police awhile ago and they said to file for an eviction. 

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MLO's make 2 to who knows how much per file.. 5 to 6 is probably average ( of course I am on the west coast were our loans average 300k .. but you get the drift.HOw much are you willing to pay for someone to do the paper work for you and keep you compliant.. 250  500.. well as a NMLS licensed mortgage banker which I am  I would never take on this risk or liability for that small amount of money.. but if I was doing 100 to 500 a month in a boiler room  gin mill type of setting I would consider it..