Quote from @Theresa Harris: I'd also tell the tenant who they tried to evict under false pretenses to leave a google review for the PM to warn others.Thanks for the idea about doing reviews, Hmm, unfortunately the tenant is upper 70's and doesn't do much online,   Part of the problem was that the tenant wanted to pay cash for rent every month, but the PM wanted the monthly payments online, 

I am definitely going in legal way for sure but wanted to make sure whatever I understood from online search is correct or not.So, I should go with investment rates.Is there any recommendation to get good investment rates?

The City of Scottsdale actually has a calculator online where you can estimate the cost of your permit.

Go to Etsy and search for "rental property tracker," and you will find hundreds of nice spreadsheets to track 10-20 rentals, usually for under $10.Software has extremely helpful features like online payments, marketing syndication (click a button, and your property is advertised on multiple sites), electronic document review/signing, maintenance tracking, and owner reports.

I was just looking in our county's online court docket and see a company based in our area called something like Rent Recover handling plenty of cases, so I was going to check it out and see if maybe they can do something.

Upgrading to premium is all online.

There are calculators online but make sure you are familiar because I get a lot of people call me because their loan officer failed to run the numbers and they are getting ready to lose a deal or earnest money.If you want to go FHA you can always put more down but I would take a look at Fannie Mae as well for High Balance areas.  

The key evaluation data points for STR investors are accurate records of rental income and occupancy and/or projections from local mangers and online tools.

I believe some of them are making the report available online, so the landlord can verify it through a legitimate website.

Just did my second on line Notary as seller..