Quote from @Sunil Kale:I have multiple grounds for eviction (many late payments, many HOA violations etc.)Please get some education on how to manage a property or hire a property manager.  

Please educate yourself, and not just from an internet forum. 

I love real estate and the Richmond, VA area, which is why I wish to pursue a career that can educate me on how I can invest in real estate in the future in Richmond.

I have a few questions and points, which I'll ask below, but this is definitely a question for a NYC based real estate attorney who is educated and experienced with both evictions and rent stabilization.

You can probably just Google how many pre-licensing hours and education you need for your state in Georgia but I bet its around 20-30!

Where I see mistakes made in the note space are:1. companies turn into marketing and education - they lose focus on underwriting and managing their business.2.

I have a more educated wallet and that makes me feel real good.Whether you’re a seasoned investor or just starting out, these lessons could change the way someone approaches their next deal.

I’ve been educating myself daily on the forums.

Recognize that going out of state will come with a lot of learning and education; there's a cost for that of your time and if its better served educating out of state or spending it on the property.

Then I wrote 3 books, became the person in charge of education in my REI and had to produce presentations every month (at least 2) for it, and before I knew it,...It's not as hard as you think, at least it was for me.