Also file a regular eviction and let the sherriff take care of getting them out if they are not cooperating but you cannot simply kick them out on the street at will.

Successful landlords and management companies know the law better than the tenants do.Equally important is the quality of your rental agreement and how well you monitor and enforce the terms.

@Kaden M Jackson rent it by the room. all i do is rent by the room. i have college students and regular people in my rentals. the income generated is well worth any extra work that comes about. i love this strategy. i am happy to help you in any way that i can.

We do so many of these (and warehouse our own regularly used materials), that most of our rehabs come in at HALF the price of what a decent contractor would charge us.  

Buy and hold and renting out for regular income. 

Do you charge for monitoring and maintaining vacant units?

I did not realize that Co-ops were that different from owning a regular property or condo.  

I called several banks that I often use to do regular refi, but they all have seasoning requirements.

If you do this right the rest will be pretty simple (although you should continue to monitor payments and expenses and ask questions on occasion)B)  Medium effort - Use @Hemlane. 

I also think The Book on Negotiating Real Estate by J Scott, Carol Scott, and Mark Ferguson contains a ton of information that is not regularly discussed on RE podcasts, other RE books, or forums, so it has the potential to teach you a ton.