FHA usually gives you up to 60 days after closing to move in, which gives you a little wiggle room if the tenant’s already on their way out.You’re doing this the right way — thinking ahead, staying fair to everyone involved, and not letting emotions or pressure from the seller rush you.

Hey Dee Dee,You’re doing the right thing stepping in — that’s not an easy position to be in, especially when family emotions are involved.

A disengaged tenant doesn’t bother.They also don’t invest emotionally in the community—creating friction with neighbors and instability in the neighborhood you’re trying to improve.

Next step: underwrite five rent‑ready candidates this week and write on the best one where the numbers, not the emotion, say yes.

For those who sold a “legacy” property and reallocated into multiple units, did the diversification and cash flow outweigh the emotional value later?

Emotional - They are highly emotional investors.  

Quote from @Samuel Shemtov: Quote from @Drew Sygit: @Samuel Shemtov there are several reasons:1) Over 95% of agents have no idea how to work with investors.They are trained and used to dealing with owner-occupied transactions.These are emotionally-based sales, not analytical sales like investors should be doing.BTW: be careful of agents claiming to be "investor-friendly"!

That uncertainty causes people to act emotionally, and sometimes irrationally.

Don't give emotion the wheel, emotion rarely steers a person straight.

Their reaction to the accusation was extremely emotional.