It is a process which will probably involve giving them notice and a chance to correct, before you can ultimately do an eviction.Either way it sounds like they are/will be difficult so I would strongly recommend consulting an attorney who specializes in evictions.

So I’m brand new to the space.

I chose to invest in a strong sub market (College Station) and have been cutting my teeth on a repositioning project the last 7 months...quite the learning experience.

@Josue Vargas I leave a new shower curtain and rings, felt pads for under the furniture legs, furnace filters and a brand new roll of toilet paper on each holder.

I've originally been looking at primarily markets in the Midwest where i am locally, however i am now looking into central south, south eastern regions just because of more buying power and market growth.Not to say there are not strong markets in the Midwest.

Through attention to detail, a strong work ethic and always doing what is necessary for my clients and guest.

The positives are the attractive city location within a big, growing population...in a city with strong job growth within the health and education sectors, among other big employers. 

This cluster of towns seem viable because of a high concentration of colleges, state offices, quality public schools and a strong economic base.

Washington DC market is strong, location is critical!

Does the Biggerpockets community have a preference for window brands for flips or long term rentals?