I ran into this problem myself.

Here is my breakdown I did today of a property. Do you guys donit like this? What can I do different/ better?Thanks!https://ibb.co/CWMXg1p

You would have ongoing filing requirements with the State and would need to keep business records and documentation. 

However, if there is reason to believe a "crime occurred" it becomes a criminal action and no eviction is required, they get hauled away if present (at least in Phoenix, other jurisdictions, who knows.)Because it is an "ongoing criminal investigation" I can't give details yet of how I convinced the officers it was a crime and not a civil action.

Come tax time, I was entering the data into my H&R Block Deluxe when I ran into a roadblock at their Like-Kind Exchange wizard.

I ran into this buying a property once.

BP I am so nervous, I have reached out via email to ads on craigslist, I ran across someone selling land and I offered 8K and they countered with 10K and contact information. 

Our side of the street is still industrial though, and our neighbor, the gas company, has had ongoing environmental issues for decades.

You would have ongoing filing requirements with the State and would need to keep business records and documentation.  

I ran the numbers on this mobile home park but I am not sure an investor would find it attractive. 100k down for only 700 a month cash flow on a 50/50 split.