I am wondering if anyone has tips they can share for how to collect from a tenant after eviction.

I currently work in the health care industry but my family background is construction and rental properties. 

Insights into navigating the refinancing stage would also be incredibly valuable, as this seems to be a critical step in the BRRRR process.I'm open to all suggestions and tips, whether it's about market analysis, networking, or leveraging specific tools and resources.

The click lock looks a lot better close up if its done right and I think it's more durable.I dont care so much about brand as I do wear layer. 

Best part is...when it's time to move on, you just hand back the keys and you're on your way and don't have to spend time caring for the property while you're visiting.  

I want to be very careful to maintain the limited liability an LLC affords.

Be careful about selecting a tenant, but it seems to me that maybe your current tenant may be locked in at a low rate.

I keep doing the numbers on properties purchase price of 800k-1.1m and monthly profit after management fee, mortgage, etc comes out to be on the lows $500-1000 any tips?

@Bart Van Leijsen this one is in chicago in the austin neighborhood, it was posted on loopnet, full rehab was not necessary, we did have to do 2 extensive unit turns but otherwise we're just taking care of deferred maintenance over the course of year one. would love to help you achieve your goals!

A few you have to be careful(Independence, Raytown, etc).