Much easier to put it all on paper and then play around with the numbers to see where your cash would serve you best. 

This serves most basic real estate transaction needs.

The day you take ownership serve your tenant with a notice to evict according to your regulations.

I think there is an unsaid rule about accepting like applicants in a 'first come first serve' basis, but this only for applicants which are exactly similar and it really is just a guideline not really a law or rule.

This will teach you enough about your local markets to start answering your own questions on where to invest as well as give you food for thought on what you are trying to achieve with investing (what kind of investing, your criterea, etc)Good luck

As stated above, except for any food or drink you happen to order there is no charge to attend.

Just food for thought: What would happen if you bought an investment property for 200K which cash flowed $500/mo. with an ROI of 17% (just an example) and the month after you bought it the value dropped to 150K?

I'm sure there is a given time frame which you can serve him an eviction letter which is the main question you are asking.

Good afternoon all,My name is Shiv Choythani and I am a new licensed realtor in the New York City Area currently serving the Queens, Long Island, Brooklyn and Bronx areas. 

Can't beat the food regardless. :-)