For any requested repairs etc. during this period when you are trying to evict them you might consider providing instructions to deliver requests only in writing perhaps to email or a google voice number.  

We have created work instructions for every step of the process so we can maintain consistency in how we evaluate properties, communicate with tenants, market our properties, handle rent increases, manage property turnover, etc..... 

It's actually cleaner and more straightforward than building in assignment fees here and there. 

If your AGI is over $150K, passive loss limitations may apply.Setting up an LLC is straightforward but consider state fees, tax implications, and liability protection when making your decision.

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Have the new PM send a certified letter to the tenants stating the transition is official, along with instructions on where to pay rent.

I met both of them and provided a letter with my contact info, my property manager’s contact for repairs, and instructions to sign up for Avail to pay rent (the previous landlord used Zelle).One tenant was cooperative and signed up right away, but the other sent me this text:I understand you're the new owner and want to use Avail for rent payments.

Your journey from managing single-family homes to co-founding Elevate Commercial Investment Group to assist passive investors is both inspiring and instructive. 

So this is actually fairly straightforward... 99% of houses don't make good rental properties - your original primary will not make a good rental. $2900 (mortgage payment) - $2500 (projected rent) = -$400 (monthly cashflow).

I have no issues sharing what we have learned up to this point and the work instructions / processes we have built.