That's will take time, effort, and money on your part.Please don't take offense, but yes, while great deals like the one you're sure you've fallen into exist, everyone who's been knocking around real estate for a while has heard of sure things going wrong for all kinds of reasons.

My in-laws sounded a lot like you a couple of years ago(no offense James).

Didn't want to be offensive in anyway and do not want to be discouraging.I am facing the same dilemma with land that I have in Ohio..

But the offense that it gives you may just be interpreted as a value judgment on your tenant's part.For instance, as a practicing Greek Orthodox Christian, I am most grievously offended by much of what my tenants do.And yet I've never brought up any of this with them.

What you can also do is play offense on your property. 

I can't be the only one experiencing this.Wholesalers, please don't take this post the wrong way. I'm not perfect nor do I know everything about real estate investing by any stretch of the imagination. I respect all t...

I did not mean to offer you offense.

Since it was a first offense, I gave it to her.

Can someone still obtain a realtor's license in Texas  with having a  misdemeanor domestic assault charge on the record and the offense  occurred  almost 15 years ago ?

Only if the coffee shop is in the lobby of a moving and storage service.Not to be offensive, but I would suggest you might have better success with property management.There are lots of people who can self manage, but I always say one of the things most property managers are great at vs most individual self managers is enforcing deadlines and collecting late fees.