Then again, if it’s going to cause all kinds of problems that I haven't considered, then I suppose the fees for the additional move aren’t the end of the world and are certainly worth the peace of mind.I’m curious to know your thoughts on this.

Some people find that paying a few hundred dollars to protect their fledgling portfolio invaluable while others decide to leverage that money into other deals and grow faster.I honestly just encourage people to sit down with an experienced attorney who is familiar with real estate investing to get an understanding of the risks involved and have a strategy laid out for them - the investment is worth the peace of mind it offers and allows you a solid answer to anyone who asks questions on the topics.If you have more questions feel free to ask.

I feel as though everyone's financial independence journey should include something that brings them peace of mind, and that is what this property does for me. 

@Shannon Peace She is great!

Look up the homeowner on Casenet and see if they have a lot of links/court cases to perhaps discredit them for your own peace of mind right out of the gate.

I have more peace of mind and more free time.Goal - my goal is to continue to acquire good-quality properties (3-5 a year) and 10-15 years down the road, sell half and pay off the "best preforming" units.

I use short notice as leverage to get the bad tenant to leave peacefully and clean when they are done and I will gladly give them their security back if it is clean and not excessively worn, even if technically that isn't what the initial agreement was!

Ask their references lots of questions-if they are happy with their property manager, the references will be glad to sing their praises.2) Ask pointed questions-how do you handle a difficult tenant in [insert specific situations that maybe you have concerns with-like non-payment of rent, disruption of peace, etc.).3) See what sort of property management software they use.4) Look at their management contract right away, give yourself time to comb through it-even bring it to your attorney, if that makes you more comfortable.5) Ask what type of properties they manage.

Purchase price: $167,000 Cash invested: $30,000 Brand new townhouse located in a new, peaceful neighborhood in Jonesboro, GA.

Should have let sleeping dogs lie until the 2 months before when you were certain you needed the place.Mentally now the tenant is counting down the days until you will kick them out and are disgruntled.I don't know how you UNRING that bell.At this point the goal is to keep her through her tenancy so you might have to eat a little humble pie and try to make a peace offering.