Been using it since you first released it and have been introducing it to a lot of other investors I work with.

I have an exposure here I can't think of off the top of my head, or off of google, I couldn't find anything.2.) can I be specfic that I will not, nor will I allow him to modify the shed in anyway, and he signs off releasing me from any damage caused while in storage ?

They give me the title company record, but it's got the bank transfer info.In his case, he needs the sender to tell their banks to release it - Which should NOT be a problem in normal times. 

If they are tenants you would've generally qualified, then might as well keep them and save the $$ and hassle of re-leasing. 

OZ Funds also have a  requirement to invest within 180 days of realizing the gain, but the IRS has extended the deadline this year through 12/31/20 due to Covid. 

What course of action do I have when the government keeps extended the ability to evict them?

Unless you've got a ton of equity in the property that you're needing to release, I'm not sure why you wouldn't just hold tight, continue to accept their payments, and wait for the Georgia courts to fully reopen. 

Most pressing job is to either fix a leaking pressure release valve on a gas hot water tank, or the tank may need to be replaced as it is 8 years old. 

With that said, I want to offer a warning on a book that was recently released on Audible called Buy, Rehab, Rent Houses, Refinance, Repeat by Brandon Phillips.If anyone has seen this book listed or has considered reading it, let me warn you that it is not a legitimate real estate book!

I'm not saying it won't be extended but I also know they were taking a phased approach to reopen and that has been progressing thus far.