Code violation liens in FL are frequently discounted, each city/county has their own "formula" or procedures.

We were thinking UM or the med/dental/eye students might be a better area.

My question is what is the procedure to evict them as i purchase.

I have multiple sets of sheets an the check out procedures have most of the cleaning done by the renters.

I dropped out of dental school (when I realized I wasn't making money fast enough) after being accepted with a 4.0 gpa in undergrad... many of the courses which I have taken are firmly rooted in chemistry...

Is it standard procedure for a bank to verify and clear all liens on a property before they list it REO on the MLS?

In addition to the book you've read, you may want to check out the Book on Managing Rental Properties, it may help you determine the right policies and procedures to turn that property around.

My understanding is that the property owner needs a written document about the transition happening.Is there any standard procedure (e.g.

I also remind them of the agreement and late penalty procedures that are listed in their lease.  

There are standard procedures and traps you won't be familiar with.Also, there would be absolutely no advantage to not using one, even if you didn't need one.