Hello all,Not sure if ya'll remember my issue with the lengthy closing process due to the owners being out of the country but NOW I'm having more issues. 

The foreclosure hangover seems to still be clearing there due to the lengthy foreclosure time so the returns there are looking similar to what I saw in SoCal was in 2009.

Would I have to go through a lengthy process to get her evicted?  

Thanks, and apologies for the lengthy read.

Sorry for the lengthy introduction but I'd like you guys to understand my mindset on this.On to my question: I am considering getting a sizable personal loan, more than considering really, heavily leaning that direction.

Therefore, they only have one thing in mind, just the cash flow Now calculations like CCR or GRM, etc.Sorry about the lengthy posting and I'm leaving out a lot.

I have a lengthy Legal Opinion, from my seasoned Legal Team regarding this matter. 

California Landlord-Tenant law doesn't favor landlords and it can be a difficult and lengthy process to evict tenants in many jurisdictions.

It would be a lengthy process and involving lawyers it also be an expensive one.

I know when purchasing a property  the pre approval process is quite lengthy and they ask personal questions and ask for pay stubs Even if a person has 750+ credit will their low psi job work against them being pre approved for a property?