@Courtney Fricke, I don't reckon there's enough equity for a Wholesaler to get involved.

The actual court process takes about 3-4 weeks.If the tenants contest the eviction or otherwise file a legitimate answer to the eviction, then that extends everything out by a couple of weeks while a hearing is scheduled, etc.It's not clear to me why you were so sympathetic to these people at the outset (turning away what could have been a well qualified, long-term tenant? 

Long term goal is to get involved with enough buy and hold rentals to generate passive income and, ideally, financial freedom.

They also file all the documents (deed, mortgage, etc) with the county.

What if a few years down the road the seller runs afoul of the IRS and they file a lien against all of his assets.

I'm filing my 2017 tax return and calculating the Schedule E depreciation deduction for a duplex that I purchased in mid-December 2017.

That's a document that says the contractor accepts full payment and releases any liens that have been or might be filed against the property. 

Account Closed we use attorneys in the Chicagoland area but once you go down south near Urbana or far west attorney's are not involved. 

But, some people told me, if city involves, they will destroy all the walls and might set a fine because I did not ask for permit and all the works he had done are wrong.

Another option is to go ahead and get involved with Keller Williams or Coldwell Banker.