A teardown in a great location might be a real winner. 

Recently I moved out of an apartment complex after a 10 month lease.

After three weekends' of showing to about 15-20 groups of people, I decided to rent to a couple relocating back to California (credit it 580, lower than my required 650, but with parents as co-signer, parents have good jobs and own a house, and local in town).

It makes shotgun market real easy.

I retired from the Army about two years ago, and during the last 3 years serving I started investing in real estate for extra income on the side.

Getting a Real Estate VA is one of the trends nowadays, but do you think it's still worth it? 

About a year or two ago I pivoted and started flipping and finding alternative strategies, but I have realized those cannot replace this strategy, they can be in addition to it, but I need to continue buying, moving, and keeping as a rental every couple of years because this really is the best strategy for building long term wealth.Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?

It could be he is lodged and charged after which you can take possession based on abandonment/non-payment.It's always a good idea to use an attorney but if you spend the time, read the laws it's a pretty straight forward process to evict on the grounds you stated.  

This is after all your real estate expenses.

Hi, I am a new real estate investor that gets alot of value from Bigger Pockets.