AS for asset protection depends on what type of assets you have to protect so on and so forth.Generally speaking on your personal resi good insurance and nice big umbrella will work 99% of the time.AS your estate grows for sure there are methods that will help you with Trusts being one of the better ones from what I have seenBut to do it properly is 15 to 50k and then you have yearly maintenance and such.. 

Not only does making the building need to look pretty and field high paying renters, being able to weight the income-approach valuation is important. 

Try to get an idea if the current owner screened tenants properly. 

If they are on month to month you are within  your rights, with proper notice for your state to give them a new lease. 

Of course price is important to us and our property owners, but we need to trust the company will be professional, has all the proper insurance, etc. and can prioritize work as required. 

Hey everyone,Finding an investment property is one of my top priorities right now but I’m concerned I might not have the proper time to dedicate to finding a deal because of my current job.

They are the big new rage because they can (if properly executed) give you a huge return on investment, sometime 3-5 times what a typical rental would get you....There is a whole sub-forum here on them, check it out.... :-)

If term with time left you can ask the tenant to sign a new lease or give notice of changes (proper according to your state) but you can't just demand they sign it or change things on a whim.  

Too many installers do not size units properly which cause issues down the road.

I hope that you've served the proper notices and the facts of the matter alone will be enough to end their attempts at forcing legal tenancy.