Having a tenant will not effect the appraisal in anyway.

Here's a quick rundown:Serve a Notice: Start with the appropriate eviction notice 14 days for unpaid rent, 10 days for lease violations, or 3 days for serious offenses.File a Lawsuit: If the tenant doesn’t comply, file an unlawful detainer complaint in the local Superior Court.Summons the Tenant: The court will serve a summons, giving the tenant a chance to respond.Court Hearing: Present your case with proper documentation.

I posted a few weeks ago and it was quiet as can be as we have an off market deal that we were looking to network with people on.

Through the early years I'd post a few times then go dark for months at a time, even into my early days of being an agent, always been hot and cold, in my postings. 

We have our first inspection of a potential investment (deal from a wholesaler) today, so I feel like that is a step forward.

And I'm having a hard time opening a bank account under the series llc.

She is a real estate agent but rents so no property to place a lien on.1.

Can't really convert it into a Starbucks without a cost-prohibitive amount of capex.

For example, adding little things like a pack-n-play, high chair, and coloring books can attract more families, or a dedicated workstation can help snag business travelers to fill in during the week. 

Now, if we have to start eviction proceedings, that creates a lot of workload.