. , these are all good questions for an attorney that practices in the state the property is located.Evictions are very state specific and missing a step if you rush into it will only further prolong the process.

I am joining BiggerPockets to obtain and further enhance my knowledge regarding Real Estate practices as well as meeting new faces that I can hope to provide assistance of my own as well as gain knowledge from them and their experiences.My expertise includes being involved in Public Relations and having worked in the Public Sector for many years.

I was wondering if any agents out there would like to share any tips or best practices that help out with day to day operations (such as CRM software, fax or call services, listing management tools, how to start lead generation).

My firm also has a strong commercial real estate practice.

Preach it, @Joe Splitrock...it seems that politicians who frequently tout legislation to confiscate more wealth from businesses have had little to no practical experience running businesses, and don't always appreciate the impact on the free market.  

Is this common practice? 

Our house is practical and not expensive.

Assuming you could invest anywhere in the US1. how would you practically identify the most suitable possible locations for rental properties ?

However, whether in practice an eviction can be successful, particularly if you've improved the property, is a question for an attorney.Good luck!

I am a physical therapist, own my own practice, and am slowly trying to build a real estate portfolio.