So, you need to initiate legal eviction proceedings.I don't know if you have your property in an LLC and are required to get a lawyer as @Michael Noto, surmised. 

Hello Julian,Putting it in a trust could be your better bet.

You addressed their initial issue. and the problem is resolved.

Your best bet is to rent it out ASAP.

Ryan DosseyRyan, I didn't take to 90 hour initial real estate course online, but did it in the classroom so I cant answer for the initial licensing course. 

<humor on>I hate to say it, Ben, but your initial thinking was like me!

This is how the west coast can out perform most midwest type markets in the long haul despite the lower initial cash flow.

Initially, I figured I'd have one website that would cover my rentals, home buying, and houses we have for sell. 

I know I did not go through this with my electric company and they manage to autodraft.....Right now I let them online billpay it into my account (which is no different than cash deposit, as far as I am concerned since they control the amount), pay through Quickbooks (still an ECH I think, and they still have to initiate it is not automatic) or cash deposit.  

My initial plan is to learn about the different investment strategies, determine what will work best for me now and in the future, learn some more, and then pull the trigger.