The tenant was in my unit for 7 months and it cost about 10 k to finally evict.

And finally, any tips, tricks, opinions, or any comments about this would be incredibly appreciated. 

This house in particular had a massive termite problem that I failed to find on inspection (wouldn't of changed my opinion on buying the property anyways, just gave me a whole lot more work then I had hoped for).Glad to finally be done with this one and I am excited to start on the new one that I closed on a few weeks ago.

And finally, in living in the this same community, i have recently learned that an empty lot across the street from the condo is becoming a 5-star hotel equipped with multiple restaurants.  

Excited to finally post something!

Excited to finally post something!

Yeah the reason I asked that question is because I may be out the house a lot when I do finally get the duplex.

I finally have my systems in place and would like to acquire 6-8 more properties this year, but this is putting a hitch in the plan. 

When I started private practice two years ago, I finally decided it was time to educate myself in financial matters, and boy, was it an eye-opening experience.  

When a tenant vacates the property the rental  deposit is with held until the final meter reading bill is produced by the tenant showing paid in full.