It could take months to get them out of your property using legal methods.If this was an established tenant, with a solid on-time payment history, have a one-on-one chat with them and get to the root of their problem.

Hi @Gaege Root, At this moment I would like to get into buy and hold properties.

I'm rooting for you -- hope you get it (or another one that's even better).

It was constructed in 1913 solid brick im going to see the place later on this week but roots look solid from distance its 2,700 sq feet I have a gc to go over the property with me so i should get some numbers but looking at it right now from a high level perspective thx

I am not a native but I have family roots in the city and am greatly looking forward to connecting with other investors as I make my home in east Tennessee.

@Rick BaggenstossThe reason i look at the Korean migration patterns is this Asian demographics will more likely migrate to a new city/area for better entrepreneurial and lifestyle opportunities more so than the Chinese & Japanese who are more likely to root themselves in 1 tier world class cities like New York, San Francisco and LA and stay put.

I'm also just getting started with of my first reads from the site to root myself in the fundamentals.

The answer for me, once I was ready to have roots was a house with an income suite. 

Also, the neighborhoods are key, an OO neighborhood will hold its value, and continued improvements will increase the value, unlike a majority rental community where capital improvements are rare and people are less likely to put down roots and make investments in their community.

But that is only an assumption, not rooted in experience.