You aren’t throwing him out.

One is debt/liability, another is asset based which leads to point #22) financial IQ/literacy/intelligence is important as you deal with different demographics or target audience/client - single family consumer, investor of all kinds, hotel, bankers, lenders, regulations and putting all of this together for your target audience/client.

Some of it will just be throw a number at the wall and see if it sticks.

Step two – throw a dart.

I throw my $.02 in the arena for Ryan Flannigan.

I have the idea down, but just a little caught up on the sequence of events, and also throwing the BRRRR in there adds more complexity, given that would take more time and also would be my first project of that scale, but could save cash outflow.Any advice and input would be greatly appreciated, thanks in advance!

Now, for any SJW here, please note:  This is no laughing matter--I am in no way condoning any type of domestic abuse, violence, arguing, throwing spitballs or actually getting married for that matter. 

I'm a little bit late to the party, but I met a great handyman/property manager, so I figured I would throw his name out there.

Throw in rent appreciation and inflation / market-driven value increases if you want and you're in the teens. 

But, if the tenant won't leave, you can't just go in and change the locks and put their stuff in storage or throw it out.