State the specific clauses they are violating and give them a deadline to comply (e.g., 14 days to rectify the situation or face eviction proceedings).

How do I ensure compliance with the LLC’s operating agreement and state laws?

There is tons of opportunity here but it's really important not get caught up in the fools gold many out of state investors get caught up in.

Here's an article that walks through whether recapture diminishes the value of a cost segregation study.https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/51/topics/1192600-does-...

I work with investors and agents throughout the state and would be happy to connect.Staci

Which tells you everything you need to know about the state of the property but the reality is that works in the current environment. 

Miami University in Oxford, Ohio or The Ohio State University in Columbus, Ohio) and major southern cities (Charleston, SC, New Orleans, LA, or Tampa, FL).

I find a lot of investors are searching across broad areas and even states so it's nice to work with a lender that's licensed nearly Nationwide.

I'm a little concerned about buying out of state as well.

In the Florida FarBar contract (the only contract I would use--don't accept a different generic format as there are many protections missing) there is a part where the contract states whether it can be assigned or not.