Most investors do not treat it as such and allow tenants to regularly violate basic terms of the lease.When these Landlords share the problems they are having, more experienced Landlords may seem harsh because we are attempting to correct a major flaw in the way they operate their business.

Any help and or information that any of the experienced buyer's can share with me would be greatly appreciated!

I am in need of a seasoned/experienced accountant to guide me in the process and also that could help me clean up my books to better track where all my money is going.

I'd love to hear from more experienced investors in similar market class (SF flips and small MF buy and hold) about which calculations they use to give me a better idea of how to make sense of the numbers. 

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It's awesome that you are getting involved with real estate at a young age, but I would strongly recommend that you attach yourself to someone experienced in the field who is willing to mentor or employ you.

Thanks-Harsh  Hi Harsh, Columbus, Ohio is experiencing a tremendous amount of growth.  

I can't wait to hear what advice more experienced pros give you.

I have the problem of being a soon to be graduate (in May (2018)), with a B.S. in Civil Engineering w/ a job already signed up.

Foreclosure is a very stressful process that someone is going through.I think Sheriff's Sale's should be left to the more experienced investor.