We all know that tenants who pay their rent on time and in full every month, tenants who get along with their neighbors and tenants who don't tear up the property but report legitimate issues DON'T get evicted for "no reason."  

They just might not want to be there or pay for it full time.There are two sides to the street.

Good afternoon BP, 
I currently have 2 deals under contract on a seller finance agreement. Seller is agreeing to do 90% seller finance at 9% interest, with a 10% down payment. They are rentals that are both cash flow...

Knowledge and experience is what matters, and credentials do not guarantee it.As I already told you on your other post - there is no creativity with 121 after the 3-yr window lapsed.

SmartMove and MyRental give full checks on renters, while Zelle and PayPal are good for getting rent online.

I'm open to any advice or tips you have to offer.Thank you in advance for sharing your wisdom and guidance.

Usually you are one of multiple jobs they are working on, so you start off not even having their full attention.  

If you're the type of investor to leave lucrative vacation rental investment to luck, then this post is not for you..It is intended for those that are looking for a fool proof strategy and tips to finding, assessing and buying an STR in the mid to near term. 1.

The lack of payment can be due to the tenant not paying or paying late.Legally, I don't see that you have any evidence of anything but lack of communication (from what you posted) and/or a late payment by a few weeks.

If you posted the required notices for her you would have to show up in court on eviction day to be a witness.