If they refuse to leave upon notice of non renewal or they do not pay you rent when it is due you may then begin the process to evict.First thing you need to do is find out if the language in your state landlord regulations allows a eviction application in progress to passes to a new owner.

I am worried that the lender is going to take the house away even though we are making progress on it.

Will you directly be managing it.Keep us posted on your progress.

Will keep you posted though on the progress!

I just don’t feel like we are progressing any more.

I come back from my birthday vacation to check out the progress of the home, sure enough they went with a completely different style of tile and did a staggered design rather than the stacked I had asked for in both bathrooms.

Read books, listen to podcasts, read blogs, be active here or even get a mentor who will accelerate your progress.

I started with only a few potential properties, so the rental calculator was a good tracker for me for a while, but now there are too many and I would like to make notes on progress and track follow ups I need to do. 

My two cents are as follows...we were tasked by Progress Residential to source and acquire homes for their portfolio in Atlanta but initially they did not want us to manage their homes for the reason mentioned...potential conflict of interest...after about 6 months using other managers with poor results, they came to us and asked us to manage given the fact that they were so pleased with the way we professionally approached the acquisition process. 

To make real progress towards the goalStep 1: Learn the math and analyze properties for practiceStep 2: get financing in place by talking to a lender.