Last and most proper, complete an eviction and the obtain a writ of possession executed by the constable through the justice court with jurisdiction.

Derik,I have investors buying in my area that live all over the country.

My question is, if it does come to that, and the tenant is not moving out, do we stand a chance to get him evicted through court, considering we didn't fix the deficiencies?

If i file for eviction cant they still pay the sheriff/court when they show up to evict? 

Some registered process servers and court researches might be able to pull your docs, too.

I am stuck at number 16 for a while and may downsize a couple before I ramp that up later this year in another area of the country!

Labor is some of the cheapest in the country.  

I would never accept such a report AND I want all that data for the case I need to go to court or collections. 

I'm young and unattached and am ready to pick up and move across the country if that's what it takes.I've been researching each state individually and an forming my own opinions about which ones have the best laws and ways of doing their auctions.I'm strongly considering Texas, Nevada, and Florida.

One house was a court-ordered trustee sale and the judge wanted it gone pronto, and I was the first person to show up with cash.