There's a process starts with a three day notice, then filing eviction after that, then getting a court date, then, if they're still there, doing a "set out" where you and your helpers, under supervision from a deputy, put their stuff out of the house.Do you have a documented lease and documentation that you've given them notice?

Congratulations Josh, and to all your helpers who work there. 

I want to keep my current helper because she does a good job and I also work a full time w2 job.  

Also, I have a "helper" that shows my vacant units when my schedule does not allow it. 

Advertise your school somewhere else, this nice guy is asking for help!Eric

Plus his helper that he took along as well instead of leaving him back to work on other things. 

Now I needed to clean up and upgrad but had to hire LARGE helpers to "work with me" as I even had tools stolen from my truck in the driveway as I was loading them to go home for the day.

Even when I do the work myself there is the cost for a helper, chaninsaw, trailer and several trips to a dump station.

Paid a carpenter $600 and was his helper for the day for the rough install and then had my regular painter/helper helped me do the stucco patch and he painted it.

He was getting ready to sell his 18 unit building working on it with his two helpers.