I plan on having a locksmith come to house so I can gain entry to Change locks.  

I would suggest having a locksmith and or handyman/contractor onsite at the time of the lockout.

Perhaps you could appeal to his laziness.If you must re-key, My mobile locksmith guy charges $60 to come rekey and about $2.50 per key. 

Study your state's L/T laws, and speak with an attorney.If you don't know how to pick or drill out locks, get a locksmith to accompany you when you have to get the constable there to throw the tenant out on the street.  

give proper notice to enter according to local laws. show up with locksmith or drill through locks and install new ones. if place is empty, follow your local laws surrounding abandoned units. if unit is not empty, leave a notice that locks have been changed due to lease violation, and they need to contact you to get a new copy of the key.cost of locksmith or new lockset is charged to tenant.

If it is empty I would call a locksmith to change out the locks or do it myself.

But that's a lot more labor intensive than "call a lock-smith"...  

Is a locksmith charge just a normal charge for every HUD property?  

Should I call a locksmith and enter the property? 

Originally posted by @Sam Shueh:Ask minister to helpWe have members of the church helping us, including an Elder, they have said they can only be a locksmith for us, but not the police.