@Allen Moore pretty much your questions have been answered.

It could be he is lodged and charged after which you can take possession based on abandonment/non-payment.It's always a good idea to use an attorney but if you spend the time, read the laws it's a pretty straight forward process to evict on the grounds you stated.  

If its on your property you're pretty much screwed if you're not the vehicle owner(at least in Seattle). 

I currently use Avail for my two properties and its been pretty seamless for me.

Pretty sure Launch, Sherpa, and Batch are the only reliable and legal ones nowadays.

What you wrote is actually pretty confusing.

I think PNC bank and CapitalOne, Discover have easy process to create a new account pretty quickly.

Pretty funny actually.The overall revenue wasn't far off, but it had our best month as February.

I have pretty good umbrella coverage so I think I'm sticking with one LLC for the 3 properties to at least separate my personal risk from the rental risk and covering it with a very good liability policy.  

YesI still believe your premise that it is likely a purchase today looks pretty good in 10 years.