I’ve sent her 7 days to cure and I also contacted Section 8.My question, should I be prepared to get a lawyer to proceed with my eviction as I’m sure she won’t be out in the time allotted or should I just file the paperwork myself since I have a little leverage being that she has a voucher.Section 8 told me they won’t pay me for Dec if my plans are to have her gone.. but it will be kind of messed up if she’s still in my house with their voucher after deadline.. but at this point I told them I just want her gone!

I do think that you still could essentially "flip" new construction as @Nikki Yankowski references above - get a contract, and flip the property immediately after taking possession a year later. 

To do this method, would a title company handle it all, or would I need to print paperwork and draw up sales forms myself?

This deal is not in my normal market, I'm 2 hrs away and essentially running this flip Like OOS

Meanwhile, the price of homes has essentially tripled during that timespan.

He approached them in a non-aggressive way and told him about a problem he was having with people throwing rocks at his house and offered them each twenty dollars to look out for and essentially protect his house.

Your closing attorney will be the one that does all the paperwork with all safety safe guards in the contract.

She helped with all the paperwork.

@Bill Crow why does someone have to be hiding something if they want to pay a contract in full, which is essentially what they are doing.

If you're passionate enough about your goals, then reinvesting that cash flow is a much greater reward than cashing out to purchase a *insert non-essential consumer good/service*.