By the way this would likely vary by state law and likely court precedents.

Rinse and repeat every week.Even when being careful you can get burned as a newbie at the auction... just watch for red flags in the court docket for these properties.  

Blog networks, guest posts, crazy Russian blog networks, etc are all still effective in the *short term* but usually wind up with you sites getting slapped (penalized) or outright banned in the longterm.Most good SEO agencies now function more as digital PR firms.

Self-help eviction can get you into hot water with the court and possible hefty fines.Your mistake was waiting to file eviction right away and listening to the sweet talk of a tenant.

I have a glut of houses i get 900-/+ a month for that cost me under 30k.....if anyone doubts what im saying, go hangout at either 417 e fayette/501 e fayette....which the city permit, building inspection, etc office and district court where you can find Baltimore's finest clogging rent court every day in incredible numbers.

So if you get to the contract state, a few minutes of court record sleuthing could be worth your while.

Go to your county Clerk of Superior Court (property records division) and get a copy… for FIFTY CENTS.

Depending on the Courts in the State and County the properties you are in, it could take many months to properly evict a non-paying or troublesome tenant.  

Just like the property owner / landlord has rights so does the tenant, which are often not discovered until the situation enters a court of law. 

i use Buildium too, but I don't think an email would suffice in court as appropriate notice of eviction.For me, Buildium sends out an automated email when the late fee is applied.