Not an indictment on you, but you might get lumped in with others and their bad attitude/behavior, just due to the fact you live in Cali.I would just move and keep looking for a good fit.

But even more than that, Dallas in general is growing RAPIDLY and is a hub for healthcare entities which fits well with your line of work.With that being said, there are some great investment potential in Texas. 

They have landlord-friendly laws, which is always a plus.Jacksonville, FL: Another option in Florida with a strong rental market and potentially better deals.Gainesville, FL: Similar to Tallahassee with a strong student rental market but might offer different opportunities.Connecting with local investors and real estate agents can give you more insight into whether Tallahassee fits your investment goals.

Nor can your rental agreement state that the landlord can remove the tenant's belongings and put them on the curb or in a storage facility.If a tenant refuses to leave your property, the only legal way to have them removed is to file an eviction action against them, obtain a judgment of eviction, and if necessary involve the Sheriff's Department to physically remove the tenant.

Ask for that off the purchase price or however you see fit, or kill the contract.

Asset Protection is NOT a one size fits all strategy, but is specific for each person per their current assets, worth, goals, and what they invest in. 

You can also find the link I provided by hovering over the "Tools" tab and clicking "landlord resources" under services.I would recommend doing some research on what company best fits your screening needs. 

You can't go to Home Depot and just buy a new pre-hung door, it won't fit.

My place is a cabin in the mountains so a stock tank pool would fit the vibe.

I called the police and they say the theft is only civil and I have to go small claims, and the threats aren't criminal because its not physical violence.