Follow your state's process to evict and do so.

Numbers are as follows....This is my first deal and am looking for some more experienced guidance.Monthly Gross Rents: $3700Laundry & MISC: $100Annual Scheduled Income: $45,600Vacancy 2% & Loss: $1000Gross Income: $44,600Expenses:Taxes: $10,000Insurance: $1500Trash: $600Lawn Maintenance: $800Snow Removal: $500Gas: $500Electric: $1300Cleaning/Janitorial: $900Repairs: $1000Turnover Replacements: $1500Legal: $300Total Projected Expenses: $18,900Projected NOI (before debt service): $25,700

Remember that fortune is in the follow up. 

Lesley, the article you just posted states the following: "Note that there is no limitation preventing the Fund from borrowing cash in order to purchase or improve the property."

The investors that I have met are following an investment strategy that others have proven works.

Tread carefully and make sure you follow the proper timeline for notifications.

The investors that I have met are following an investment strategy that others have proven works.

The investors that I have met are following an investment strategy that others have proven works.

The investors that I have met are following an investment strategy that others have proven works.

Oh, and no regular bank or broker will lend to you on a commission income without two years of paystubs, so I’d highly recommend waiting to quit whatever regular job you have until you’ve purchased, or pushing your purchasing plans several years down the road.