The OP could use it as a template and change it to 30 days and reference the correct county law, or no county at all.

But all interpret their own states foreclosure laws.

You'll most likely still need a coborrower at first, but may be able to refi them out of the deal in a year or two once you have qualifying experience and operating history - then you can likely use all of the rental income towards your gross income. 

Others are exploring different real estate asset classes all together.Notice in that chart in the link above, today's trend isn't too different from how things looked basically until 2010.

All of our leases are being renewed and renegotiated within the next 8 months.

Both are excellent platforms which save people immense amount of work and tme by compiling all the critical data you need in 1 place but there leads are way behind the county recorders/courts/notices i.e the source of most motivated seller leads.

So this property will come with all of the furniture and they looks fairy new.

An eviction is a last resort, but also want to make sure I’m fully aware of the landlord/tenant laws  Yes, I believe all laws in all state say that. 

On the 2nd I hired all licensed trades but separately.

Quote from @Steven Catudal: Hi all,My partner and I are looking to buy investment properties in Alabama, specifically Birmingham.