@David M.The ideal way of dealing with that type of situation (or almost any interaction with the public) would be to use a 3rd party rental manager or create an entity to become your rental manager or Operating Company.

Watch videos, read blogs and forums JUST of your niche. 

I always watch his periscope, and his snapchat videos.

A little empathy about the impact will help ensure that you interaction is gentle but you do need them to vacate (i.e. understand it is an impact to the tenants but it is also a necessity to your investment).Good luck

Personally, I would never trust a third party to store audio and video surveillance of my home or business.

Get him out anyway anyhow, meaning document any interactions/complaints and follow through with the eviction.

I have researched and paid for mentoring in the form of classes with no personal interaction.

I recently joined the Wealth Without Wall Street Community, to interact with more folks who are using IBC.* See An IBC Tax Strategy Part II, by Carlos Lara, in Lara Murphy Report, February 2017 and Part III, August 2017.

Isn't the whole idea of making a colleague request so that you might interact with / create a dialogue with that person because you find what they have to say or might say interesting and helpful?   

While doing a video walk through on a potential purchase the owner stated she had 15 off market deals she would be willing to package together All are rented and here is the overall deal:3 duplex style homes12 SFR$880k purchase price$8350 current rent roll.