You want to limit as many future challenges as possible before you even make an offer.

Not that it was needed… multiple inspections since show normal settlement and nothing that indicates a sinkhole.I would like to sell the property for fair market value, however I understand that with the “sinkhole” history the house will sell cash only, 15-20% under market value, since owner/occupiers will have challenges getting insurance and financing.Any ideas how to remove this blemish?

Challenges?

I also have a couple other options.Option B: I also have ~$200k equity in my primary residence; so can HELOC and then use those funds to pay off properties 1 and 2 to continue to BRRRR.Option C: I have a private money partner willing to loan money to me; my challenge there is I don’t know how to structure the partnership deal.

Challenges?

Challenges?

Challenges?

Challenges?

I assume we technically don't need to file an eviction if the actual tenant who signed the lease agrees to terminating the lease?

Her land lords told her he is within his legal rights to stay there and nothing can be done to remove him until 60 days are up.What I dont know is if she is technically liable for the "new" lease that she signed 2 months ago.