The difference with this type of eviction is the suit is just for possession with no monetary judgment being sought The process should take +-3 weeks from start to finish.

Can you help on their deals - i.e raise capital (this was a separator for me)What other business / skills does your coach possess and willing to share that will help you grow your business?  

Hi Everyone,I have my 2nd property closed and set to take possession Jan 18th.  

If they don't respond, or if they do respond but lose in court, you will eventually get a writ of possession issued to you that you can give to the local Sheriff department and they will personally (and legally!)

I'll likely have possession of it in 1-2 months after all the paperwork is finished.I'm thinking we could get the property back and either liquidate it to a local, or we'll hold on to it and do a JV with contractor/rehab team and sell. 

The security deposit in its entirety should stay in your bank account until a future point in time when all tenants have vacated the unit and returned possession to you.  

How should I go about making sure the name is secured or getting it in my possession?

I thought the "tool of last resort" is adverse possession?

Also, put her name back on the mailbox until she has returned possession of the unit back to you, no matter who removed it.

And then there's the high potential of your principal becoming dissatisfied with this or that aspect of the deal or interfering or delaying the rehab plan or possession prior to resale.