And now you hate the darn thing and probably are losing a lot of money you could be making if you used QuickBooks correctly to boot.  

I was terrified....i wish i had bought more..light fixes, and holds, turn over to prop mngmnt, with right funding in place beforehand is pretty easy..even less emotional than being to much into it involved present...i just suggest don't buy substantial fix, rehab and flip from out of state...and not knowing area or connections...but hold is pretty easy, not so hard, with right agent boots on ground...

That would increase the cash available for the all-cash investment and eliminate, I think, any danger of mortgage boot. 

I offered to help fix it, not boot the family.

a 100k, 3/2 purchase, no, low hoa, that rents at $1200+ with a little cosmetic work to capture some equity to boot for cushion, and gain experience, is awesome.....those expenses seem standard...

Attended one of those Guru boot camps decided not to purchase the $45K mentor program. 

That being said I also have the option of giving them  a notice  once it starts going month-to-month  if I choose to  boot them out ...

Hi, This is my first post so if it's answered elsewhere let me know.Is there a good reason to boot tenants vehicles with no warning for minor violations?

As an out of state investor you can't expect an out of state company to provide the knowledge of actual boots on the ground in that market.

Fairview is ok. best returns are in Cleveland but boots on the ground are needed. much higher returns