Lets say that you find a property where you buy a house for 200k, rehab it for 80k, and now have a house worth $330k.

It's tough, but can be worth it.If you don't NEED to go out of state, don't.

The law here gives us some directions, like dumping the stuff at the property line right after eviction, sending out notices if it’s not an eviction case, and even selling off items if they're worth more than $500.

She should have been using rinse aid for the dishwasher to prevent Water spots or a better brand dish washer detergent.You need to nip all this in the bud.When my tenants ask for an upgrade I ask how much extra rent is this worth to you?

Just don't have a lot of confidence that it will be worth the effort to manage it as a STR/MTR going forward.

(Personally, this is not a route I would take, but everyone is different and sometimes the stress of dealing with something isn't worth the financial return)3) Contact the other injured party in this nightmare, the "tenant" that is being sold your house.

These groups may or may not list on Loopnet, but worth searching for the local office industrial investment sales teams, and reaching out.

Remember, you make your profit when you buy not when you sell. 

I'm not an attorney, so take this for what it's worth.

Found some recommendation from a friend about reedyandcompany.com real estate company selling some of their short term rental and wondering if it's worth considering the deal?