In TX, it's handled as an eviction and goes to eviction court.

So, you propose selling that and putting it into a two-family where you get twice the mechanicals and your first handling of renters.

Likely would move it to weekly, if you can pump it entirely out of the basement then it's handled indefinitely (you just need to check on the bilge pumps). 

Being delinquent on your mortgage tells lenders you can't handle the debt you have now.Next, get an income and build savings.

How are landlords in SF handling the security deposit law that requires them to pay interest to residents on their deposits?

Thus, I’m now handling that myself too.

And some are reasonable at both of these things, but can't handle owner-occupied units, or multiple ownership structures, or lack the flexibility to track a real-estate related side hustle.

The PM should have it set up so it is all automated and other than checking rent is paid as are bills, there isn't too much to it and one person usually handles their accounting.

On these quick whole-tail client just handles trash out expenses themselves and those are paid back to them at  closing. 

I am just getting a handle on things.