Landlords should be prepared to handle these situations by developing a written plan well in advance.It's too late for you this time but you can still salvage the situation for yourself and make it palatable to the tenant.

Loan + title review6. prepare for closing (get homeowners insurance, get clear to close from bank, schedule final walkthrough)7.

You should also be as prepared as possible for your first deal. 

Bill her but be careful because if you aren't prepared to evict you have no leverage.  

I am in the early stages of real estate investing, but I am working hard every day to reach my goals and prepare myself for the first property purchase. 

After screening the tenants, you could have some own criteria for them and prepare some questions to ask, I'll say meeting in person before choosing your tenant. 

As @Pat L. said if you have a prepared a trust there’s little need for coverage. 

You must be prepared to constantly deal with problems and problematic tenants.

Im a new wholesaler currently preparing to launch my first marketing campaign.

Our first strategy was to find a great foreclosure auction deal, go to auction prepared with our max bid after running ARV and wholesaling it shortly thereafter (using our own money for the deposit).