I feel it's comparable to me deciding to become a doctor and asking questions about How do I draw blood?  

With a little blood, sweat and tears you have no vacancy.

Can't get blood out of a rock right.

The down side is that Section 8 is typically judgement proof (meaning you can't get blood from a stone).

The lines are there for circulation and back flushing, but I didn't see the valve.

"Blood" often muddies these waters which is why banks often don't or won't finance deals between family members.

I am also a Futures Trader and that is one of the other things I will be doing while I wait, patiently, for the next Downturn in this Market, in order to "Buy when there is Blood in the Streets."

To be safe, you may wish to:- sell the property at a public sale- publish notice of the sale in a prominent place, including a newspaper with daily, local circulation, and-send the tenant a final notice that states where and when you will sell the property.If the tenant owes you money for back rent, property damage, or reasonable storage costs -- and the tenant’s security deposit didn’t cover everything -- you can take the balance out of the sale proceeds.

The MLS ones hide all of the blood, sweat, and tears.

In one training that I attended specifically focused on landlording, the trainer (who manages lots of units) indicated that whenever he started to evict somebody, he wanted to be sure he had grounds to carry out the eviction to COMPLETION - bad blood develops with an eviction filing, and the tenant develops a chip on their shoulder you might have to now deal with.