The horror stories I hear from friends and colleagues about eviction usually had to do when them letting certain things slide on their application.Best way to get great tenants:1.

Last one bought property for a garage but the garage tanked and subsequently they did as well.

Honestly, there’s few things I respect more than a person who’s wealthy of whom you’d never know it, so long they’re out doing something to help others.Nonetheless, I do still find it a curious state of mind when I see those who want to help the investor community and subsequently try and dominate their local markets.

The Fed has increased the money supply in the market significantly to keep things afloat subsequently.  

They'd remove of all the tenants stuff 'carefully stacked on the front porch' regardless of the weather, with a subsequent lock change. 

If a hurricane, flood, tornado, mud slide, fire, windstorm, or some other event happens, do you have the means to recover?

Proceeds from the sale were put into reserves and subsequently mostly spent on needed concrete parking lot replacement work, and we haven't budgeted for the tax payment we're being asked to pay. 

It’s not fun for anybody, but more than likely the same issue will keep coming up for every subsequent potential buyer.

@Leah WoodsThere's always this "piling on" effect in the forums when subsequent commentators try to outdo the existing comments in support of or in opposition to an idea.

So in MO its pretty straight forward and maybe 1500 bucks to foreclose and that's what I had him do.. so it wiped out any potential juniors and he had clean title and subsequently sold the property like Many foreign investors who get suckered into the highest return deals.. he lost about 50% of his investment COC this was one of 4 I helped him out of ... all with the same results.