Then inform the seller immediately, and negotiate an extension of the closing date while I look for another lender. 

It's an appraiser's OPINION on that house, on that date.

I just wanted to properly calculate the break even point if I have an exit date in mind.

I still have listings up on Zillow and Furnished Finder and have a few showings next week which would be the first mid-longer term renter, but managing the Airbnb to date hasn't been too much of a hassle for me.

We’ve documented everything, texts, calls, dates, payments, and we’re honestly just trying to move on, but we’d love to hear what the community thinks. 

Hi all,My state has two key statutes relating to late rent:1) Must give 5-days notice to tenants before filing eviction for unpaid rent2) Partial payments shall NOT be construed as recognition of tenancy and will not jeopardize landlord's eviction filing------------------------------------------------Let's say this is what happens, hypothetically:Jan 1: Jan rent due and tenant fails to payJan 10: I file for eviction, citing that as of Jan 10 the tenant owes $XFeb 15: Scheduled court date Tenant pays off Jan rent by Jan 31, they are technically no longer behind on rent, but as soon as Feb 1 rolls around they are behind again. 

-If it's negative, inform the tenant that there is no mold, but you understand that they are uncofortable living there and you'll let them out of their lease without penalty as long as they are out by X date. 

I think they may be able to speak to all aspects of your scenario.In regards to MTR, you can always start marketing it on Furnished Finder with the professional unfurnished photos, tag in the headline "furniture coming soon" and block the calendar for the dates you would need for furnishing.

When we know a tenant’s moving out, we’ll start advertising 3–4 weeks before with a target move-in date.

Your tenants can set up automatic drafts for their rent payments, but make sure they do not set them up for the due date, as they will not process.