Probably talk to a lawyer, find a new PM and likely assume you’ll never see that rent money, without spending a lot on attorney fees.Good luck

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Make sure you have good power of sale clause, as well as having them sign a quit claim deed in advance so if they do stop paying, you don't have to chase them down or spend money to get it from them, if they vacate and disappear.

I didn't know the best way to do this so I Youtube'd it and read reviews from people who had done it.

Therefore, I get bored and spend a lot of time on sites like BP trying to expand my real estate investing knowledge!

@Christian Whitehead the lease terms will dictate, so read them carefully...and your state landlord-tenant laws will specify what to do....looks like you have a few city ordinances as well...so review those as well.In general, if they are truly month to month...you, as the property owner can simply elect to not renew the lease...I typically give 30-60 days and if it may turn ugly, offer cash for keys...$500 to the tenant after they are out and the unit is clean.Good luck! 

I’m primarily interested in flipping houses and/or buy/hold rental properties so I can eventually not have to work a 9-5 job and can spend more time with the kids and wife. 

Anyway, I could spend more time at work and it would increase my income.

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I'm not sure if this is even possible, or if it would be a better idea to rent an apartment for the first year to get settled into the area and spend time looking for deals during that first year.