I know people think it is courteous to give your employer several months to find a replacement, but most employers would let an employee go with a days notice and not feel bad at all about it.

Hence, your exit options will be severely limited.IMO, look at the round-trip of a transactions - from acquisition, operation to sale - to truly understand if an investment would be a sound one. 

Tiffany, I have several condo rentals in Naples, Bonita Springs and Estero, all west of 41 (beach side). 

They were students, but I had them sign the lease jointly and severally (some landlords have students sign individual leases).

The judge may or may not allow it, but I would not hesitate to file and leave it up to the judge to instruct me.What I hate in your case is that the eviction apparently didn't occur until several months' rent were missed. 

I work with several other investors on BP.. 

Jason Pavloff There are several types of business requiring different forms under the tax ID, the department of comptroller should be the one you need to file, there was a link i posted.

I've been analyzing several deals every day from the MLS, and haven't had any luck. 

It will be my first out of state investment personally, but I know several other investors who have had good experiences so far. 

You'd then be able to refinance and move onto to the next.Obviously, you have several other options but I think most would agree that Multi-family is the way to go.Best of luck to you!