Consult with experts, such as real estate agents, financial advisors, lawyers, and tax professionals, to help you navigate the investment process and meet all legal and financial obligations.Good luck!

And or I would be talking to a good RE lawyer to understand what liability you might have if you recommend this or don't disclose all the bad things that can happen and your client ends up in a mess. 

In my rental agreement (lawyer reviewed and approved) it specifically says no smoking or vaping within 20ft of the building and all butts must be left in a coffee can with sand in the bottom and one is already provided in the "smoking area".Explanations are given for allergies, health, and second hand smoke etc. etc.I've not had any issues yet.

Anyways, would you suggest trying to evict her myself or is it worth spending the money on a lawyer to have this done properly?

my wife's company has had no less than 2 webinars a week addressing this and how to manage it they had the Lawyer for the Oregon association give a one hour presentation. 

etc.Here are some other bullet points if you need more info:- The PA properties are owned free and clear, in my name- The PA SFH is likely to be a long term rental (renovations currently) and will net around $1,500-$1,700/month if I don't borrow against it- The NC properties have mortgages, and are held in my name- I have a lawyer negotiating the solar deal, and have not signed anything yet, but is nearly a done deal- Unsure if solar proceeds have to go directly to me, or can go to a business I own- I'm unmarried and investing by myself/no partners- W2 is between $70-$85k/year- I don't yet have an accountant, but am going to be hiring one and discussing strategy with themThanks so much for your opinions!

Today's repair costs, eviction costs, set-out costs, and lawyer costs, are more than what 1-2X rent would cover.

Even paying a lawyer and a cap to fight the irs could cost more than the commission. 

It was suggested that I get a lawyer.

I could not afford a lawyer let alone a good one or pay for a bankruptcy.I had no food in the house.