You may have to consider a creative strategy to get them out like a pay to leave situation if they resist: offer to pay for the moving truck or application fee for the next place or even give them the last month for free...anything to get them out and get your unit up to market value so you can maximize your cash flow.A few points to note before you take action - be sure your area doesn't have any rent controls or laws restricting landlords from raising rent. 

I am currently driving a semi truck around the United States, I'm doing research on different markets to see where would be good places to invest.Do you like Georgia?

I have a jeep and a truck presently and am considering selling my jeep and buying a 2nd truck to use solely for the business to offset this $40,000 profit.

As far as the appliance repair, it's pretty easy to say "Look, I have no idea what parts they carry on their truck or whether they'll be able to make the repair in one visit.

Truck cap on the bed of my truck.

He is a monster, still crazy how far up he got drafted!

I have a tenant that keeps parking his two trucks in driveway.

I had 1 dump truck worth of leftover items to remove.

Lenders do not know when the worst has passed yet. 25% down if this is multifamily is likely a pipe dream right now unless you are going to put up years of monster reserves to appease a lender.

Last resort - if they stop paying you may have to implement, "Cash-for-keys" - an expedited way to get them to move out without waiting for cook county sheriff to arrive/courts to open 6-12 months - GIVE THEM MONEY for a moving truck.