Terms would likely look different, though. 

Hi CJ, I am in Saint Pete and invest as well so I know the market well especially on the long term rental side and house hacking using FHA as that is what me and my husband have done. 

I could rationalize it's for my long-term investment in the property and still sleep okay if it's the right thing to do.  

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Here is a link to a Colorado Sun article with a great summary of the "For-cause eviction bill" https://coloradosun.com/2024/04/08/colorado-for-cause-evicti...So, in the future, you might have a harder time discontinuing a lease with a tenant that is "difficult" but otherwise abiding by the terms of the lease agreement if the bill becomes law.

You'll need a clear exit strategy to refinance or sell the property before the loan term ends to avoid penalties. 

This is not an eco toon situation unless (until) he refuses to leave, or breaks lease terms (in this case paying rent).

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