Don't get me started on the others.The worst part is that for not much more money you can find something decent on the MLS if you do some digging, from a homeowner that probably took care of it, and using a broker who doesn't have a conflict of interest.

Maybe they won't care but maybe they'll finally take us seriously and respond to our request. 

https://myunderpressure.com/http://www.olatheresidentialremodel.com/They should be able to take care of you.

From one CA out of state investor to another, let me warn you to be careful in choosing a market!

And these are good tenants, who pay on time and try to take care of things themselves with the professionals I send.And the truth is, worse than the expense, is trying to get people to help me resolve things.

It is possible to qualify for RE pro even with the full-time job, but have to be carefully planned.

If you buy this make sure you can care a longer vacancy. 

If you don't do it correctly on your own like then just be careful like @Sammy G. said, then things can go wrong since you went wrong. 

I used cash for keys once to get rid of an obnoxious person who was making life miserable for the other tenants. 

It would be worth the $100-200 for a half hour/hour of an attorney's time to ensure you are following the laws and create a plan going forward.