So the first part of that was a cash out refi on my condo(it’s SoFla, I owe 89k, condo is worth 138k now) to get money for my first multifamily property.The advisor I spoke to worried because I’ve only been “self-employed” for 6 months, she said they want 2 years of proof of self-employment.Any help on how to get my cash out refi so I can finally get on my path to Invest in Real Estate, financial freedom, and spending time with my family!

Since this is your first eviction, paying an attorney to handle it may be worth its weight in gold.  1.

If you're a prospective buyer of a multi-family unit, here's another tip you might find useful when you're kicking the tires on a prospective property.Don't just look at the currently occupancy, check the eviction filings for that property address (it is probably public record at the courthouse - depending on where you're located). 

Well certainly that property is worth more than the tax lien?  

I run a commercial recording studio and she owns a hair salon.

I won't be taking the same risk today with 80%+ of my personal net worth, and invest from a much stronger financial position. 

Assuming you sent the non-renewal letters via Certified Mail, then that receipt serves as your record of delivery/notice (even if the tenant claims he never received it) The clock would be ticking from that date of delivery or attempted delivery.

Are those type of deals worth getting into?

Only thing is I haven’t put anything under contract I’m just a wholesaler getting to know his criteria. so when you say however much “you” got it for, you and in me or whatever the home is worth and 80% of that including repairs before ARV?

The AZ Housing Department is very helpful every time I have a question - might be worth a quick call.