Notice of Termination of Tenancy.

They often have the power of a workers union behind you too which insurance better compensation than in most other jobs. 

But commercial properties often get into trouble because they don't use the correct glass (e.g. failing to use tempered glass for a storefront). 

If you go this route, be prepared to deal with the class of tenants that will come with it for the foreseeable future.

On your first property (or when you're going through an issue for the first time) many problems that are "Boogeymen" like mold, foundational issues etc seem insurmountable but often times when you get through them you find out that they arent as bad as you thought.

You should feel very lucky to have them, 90% of tenants would just move someone in and face the consequences later if they got caught. 

What I see most often with FSBOs is that they are over priced, so you have to watch out for that. 

Rental real estate often generates losses for tax purposes even when there is positive cash flow.

As a plumber I often get a couple of calls a year from people who are first time home buyers and end up needing major repairs done.

Can’t get ahold of tenant.