Well, a foreclosure does not evict someone living there, you need to evict them.So in most cases you start the eviction.

If you can't stomach putting cash up front for building an apartment building you either need to find something smaller to start with or get out of developing.

I just don't know how much.genuinely open to your perspective and hoping to start a potentially fruitful dialogue. 

Issue appropriate notice immediately whenever the tenant breaks any of the terms they agreed to in the lease, which starts the process and shortens the timeline if you need to take the next steps towards eviction.

How to get started in it. 

Doesn't sound like that's the case here.One note though, if you already have it for the other tenants, we have crime free addendums and quiet hours for neighborhoods.

My thought is more about time in the market and getting the snowball started now vs. 10 years from now. 

Securing private funding can be challenging, especially when you're just starting out.

House hacking is a great way to get started.

Starting 10/1 i will have a vacant unit in each home and I am considering trying airbnb in my guttenberg home and maybe a travel nurse housing in the Hackensack home  (10 minutes from Hackensack Marridean Hospital).