@Teri S. that is really good info to hear from an experienced investor!

I'm estimating that if they purchased for $300,000 in 2003 and in general our property values are back to 2006 when we were experiencing 8% appreciation, the current value could be estimated at about $380,000. 

I have even heard of someone hiring a experienced person to go down an pull them.

Hi All,I'm looking for experienced Realtors, Property Management, Contractors, Property Inspectors, etc.  

In the past, it wasn't worth dealing with an aggressive tenant, so I just waited it out (after experiencing enough loss of sleep).What you might consider is offering the tenant a portion of their security deposit back on the day they hand over the keys (if there's no damage) instead of making them wait, in exchange for cooperation in showing the unit.

You will love our staff and they will take care of your investment property.I hope you will find others that have experienced our service but if not here is a link to reviews at another location we opened in southern Arizona about a year ago.

Recently my love in investment properties grew back and I'd to get in touch with experienced investors in San Francisco.

But while you are looking keep educating yourself about Real Estate, here on Bigger Pockets its so much great info and a lot of experienced folks that are willing to help.

Come to the meetup and meet some other investors, experienced and new!

@Navin Naik, many experienced landlords won't accept a tenant with ANY eviction on their record, not matter how far back it goes.Things for you to consider: If this is them, they lied on their application.