The person I would normally use is booked out about 6 weeks, and I think this may be something that needs to be addressed very soon.

If this is a SFH with in law, the tenant has the right to move back into the unit at the prior rent except for any normal increases after capital improvements and rehabilitation of the units have been completed. 

Not normal - threatening to sue me if I kicked him out as he is on disability and I am causing him distress, and threatening to have the tenants who complain to talk to him (probably plan on beating them up or something).

@Adrienne Bryson That's awesome to hear @Michael McDevitt sounds like the normal timeline, and that's exactly what I plan on doing in between deciding and actually landing my first deal.

I posted a discussion on Gentrification and I was speaking about parts of North Park, Normal Heights,City Heights, Logan Heights.

so you can renew with proper notice on your own lease,, your property manager sounds like he/she needs to be managed..Normal is pay or quit on 3 day if rent is not in on 1st.. late notice the 2nd,, pay or quit out on the 3rd.. file for eviction on 7 to 10,, depending on your state regulations..not depending on your PM this is your show this is how you expect and want and are paying them to do.

Normally, commercial real estate is owned by a special-purpose entity like an LLC that was established to own the subject real estate.

What would normally be a good return ratio in case to sell this property to a retail buyer? 

This feeling is normal when you first start investing and purchasing property.

I am trying to find someone before the tax season is among us. what is a normal rate for services, is it a once a yrs ordeal or monthly like an accountant. please help if you can I appreciate all, thanks Art.