There are vacancies, people falling off the porch and breaking an arm, one tenant screwing around with another tenants wife, someone overdosing, finding a dead body, confronting an intruder in a STR house, normal things like that.

This is the one thing that every new RE investor has to confront and I’m no different.

Confront them by name and let them know that you are buying the property and ask them what the situation is with the house.If they dont want to go, YES you can give them 30 day notice and get them out pretty quick.

Can you deal with confrontation?

When confronted with this question it's the deer in the headlights response. 

But just like if you witness a purse snatching on the street, I would recommend not confronting the perpetrator or offering counseling to the victim.

A drug-dealing contractor would have to be the most smooth-talkin' bro since Lucifer.2) You're out some cash and don't want to face up to the fact that you may have just earned yourself a $1800 tuition payment in the school of hard knocks.Oh, and also you don't want to get in the guy's face and be all confrontational about it because he's "Really a cool bro" and may quite possibly fit you with some concrete goulashes over less than 2 grand.I get it.

She saw the auction and confronted him.

If doing the eviction yourself and the confrontation is the problem, perhaps you can use a male friend to do it for you and assist you in evicting him.

There's absolutely no attempt to denigrate the Norris Group or any other guru except that they all talk about flipping--as the term is generally used by lenders--without mentioning the very real obstacle of seasoning and how they confront it.