A lot of it usually comes down to money, how much are you willing to rent it for to make you deal with this paperwork and headaches?

Can anyone has gone through this explain to us the paperwork process?

However, I'm in OR and you still can evict, but you need to find something other than non-payment, so I guess watch them like a hawk for ANY lease violation.In any case, I'd keep them up to date with all paperwork, like late notices and an accounting of what is owed so at least your building a case if it gets that far. 

I went to the local courthouse to get the legal documents and paperwork necessary and I filled it out and served him a copy.  

So even though I try to help them submit their paper work to get their portions covered, they shutdown and don’t respond.

if the clean up exceeds the deposit then the original owner has the obligation to send the tenant the close out inspection and cost of repairs paperwork for the deposit and has the  ability to collect the difference and pass that on to the new owner.Even if the house has the same dirt and holes as when it was originally viewed, its condition has changed because when he saw it it was in rentable condition as it was rented. 

They will do all the paperwork and schedule the showings, they usually charge a half months rent to one full months rent, but then let you handle the tenant from that point forward.  

Less paperwork, no up-front PMI, and monthly PMI drops once you hit 78-80%.

Being a naive first time home-buyer, I accidentally prequalified for the VA loan which I was unaware has an expiration (and I thought the credit hit would occur later after I've filed more paperwork).

Next comes the paperwork.