What the property management SHOULD have done is initiate the eviction process following the statues for the state of Missouri. 

I always put the following in my rental ads to avoid people wasting my time. 

But, I also don't know how closely the bank follows who claims what.

Questions like the following.1 - Where to find an investor friendly agent.2 - How to really appraise a property myself without relying on the listed appraisals (listed on zillow, loopnet, or other listings).

Also, each brokerage and MLS chooses whether or not to syndicate to Zillow and I know many that have removed their feeds following Zillow's "instant offers" decision.

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Going under contract before you hire your QI is fine.I think we've connected as colleagues so you can pm  me for follow up.

I won't accept the rent without it, and if they refuse, then I follow suite with a failure to pay eviction. 

Ryan Ingram I believe it’s as follows: 1) cash flow 2) loan amortization 3) appreciation4) tax benefits

When you're looking at the land consider some of the following: 1.