You might want to start the eviction process with the notice to pay rent or quit and see how she responds...she might just move out..and if not, follow-up and get her out of the property.I don't think you can start removing items from the property...you'll likely get it hot waters!!

I lot of people are HOT on Burlington!

Many investors start off "too hot" and either overdevelop their first property or spend their money too fast - either of these behaviors will shut you down, and you won't even be able to fully realize your short-term goals.  

Any time you add numbers they are subject to manipulation and misinterpretation.

Many investors start off "too hot" by either overdeveloping their first property or spending their money too fast - either of these behaviors will sink your ship quick and disable you from even achieving your short-term goals.

I have a tenant who heard "the toilet running" for "over a week, I guess" - but it turned out to be a big hot water leak spraying the subfloor under the bathroom in an enclosed crawlspace.  

The common areas have electricity for lighting and hot water heat and there are two coin laundries so the owner utilities consist of common area electric for lighting, gas and water for the common area heat and hot and cold water for the coin laundry. 

That was before the market was crazy hot like it is right now. 

Our rental market is so hot, tenants are even willing to move-in before we have put on all of the finishing touches.

Many investors start off "too hot" by either overdeveloping their first property or spending their money too fast - either of these behaviors will sink your ship quick and disable you from even achieving your short-term goals.