Hire an eviction attorney, but talk to them first and tell them that you are starting the process-they may leave on their own (it would be the smart thing to do). 

Whatever you use, make sure it's state-specific.6) Putting a cap on utilities is smart, especially when you're starting out and have no idea what they're going to cost you.

@Tori TrentHouse hacking is a smart strategy to get the most out of your property.

@Amy LinThe smart thing you did is have a $5k holdback from them.

Seems to be a really smart place to park cash at 6% Cap rate, with depreciation tax benefits and projected equity increases in the 23-30% range in the next 3 years.

Begin with smart ways to live for less or partnerships.

Stay up to date on what's happening in the market and how to make smart choices.

@Jordan Gregg Id agree with @Darren Sager I think Bloomfield is a smart investment just make sure you market your rental to the right clients and make sure that its upgraded to attract that commuter (don't over update though) I bought a SF that Im going to rent spring of 2019.

May be smart to get another quote just for sanity check if it's your first time.

And if you're smart about where you're buying there's a lot of potential for those areas to quickly transition to B-/B in a handful of years.A lot is happening in Detroit where neighborhoods are seeing some serious revitalization.