Here's a quick list I either have or am looking for:  decking contractor, painters, mobile home movers, handymen, attorney, junk haulers, auctioneers, landscapers, window contractors.  

This is costly for the constable, movers, and storage fees.I've worked with a particular attorney for a number of years and if you message me I can share his contact information if you'd like. 

Movers left two days ago...so on BP I lurk!

The plan would be to buy and hold, and if I move rent it out while I am away using a property management company. 

Keep an eye on the property.On lock-out day have movers ready and be prepared to immediately change the locks. 

Talk to the tenants and tell them you would get them a u- haul or higher movers to help them get out This week. it will be less expensive than the eviction process. hopefully they will accept and get out and leave it decent condition

See I don't feel one should be so scared of tenants vacating when trying to move rents to market.

The movers here have to have a permit and are insuredon mine he said is his insurance didn't cover it , I called around some and highway patrol told me who to call Then insurance adjuster low balls you on price but if you argue will up priceI have no idea how things work in california

He promised to pay Jan. 30th but didn't not show up at the date and time we agreed on because he has issue with movers and asked that I meet him at the property February 6th but I told him that he has until 5 pm to pay or he will be on default but on Tuesday noon time I got a text from him that he cant make it due to issue with movers again. 

And after this nightmare we are definitely looking at movers to move it to another park.