In the meantime, contact a good real estate attorney who is versed with evictions and get that ball rolling.These tenants sound like the ones who while you are processing the eviction (30 days or so) are going to do a number on your property.

I found the following article to be interesting:https://www.cnbc.com/2017/11/06/homelessness-soars...Nobody wants homeless people in their neighborhoods yet those very people buying the houses in today's market are in a way, contributing to the growing population of homelessness (in the markets mentioned in the article of course). 

So are you going to start out with an LLC for your first deal?

If so, are there any requirements that need to be in place to qualify for the other address?  

Sure the tenant may be paying rent; but so are you.  

its a great place to find like minded folks who run the gambit of highly experienced to total beginners and everything in between.. although I would say its slanted towards those starting their journey and many once they get going and have some success contribute less frequently.you have those that are in some sort of sales business so are always marketing themselves or their companies.. through writing blogs and or posting on the site with regularity. 

So are you doing this with or without the consent of the home owner?

@Roberto Gutierrez  yup half street improvements leading to nowhere .. been there hate that.Portland is in the 40 to 50k range and so are a few of the cities.. out lying cities can be as low as 15k.

So are you also willing to give your tax return to the seller?

I'm thinking rents are probably lower there, but also so are the home prices.