There are very few specific reasons you can use to get a tenant out.If you are going to buy rentals in NJ, I suggest that you get a very good grasp on NJ landlord/ tenant laws before you buy.You are going to find good deals where the seller simply can not cope with a very difficult tenant and can't get them out.

If you want to be a successful buy and hold investor, make sure you are prepared to handle the following elements of rental management:AdvertisingTenant ScreeningLeasingRent CollectionMaintenanceAccountingTaxesIf you have a pretty good grasp on how to do all of the above you will be successful.

I can’t seem to grasp the definition I just found, it’s pretty confusing.

But at least my first post will help you to get some design and style sense, and that is good to grasp even if you hire a fancy designer. 

I utilize my mentor to review deals etc. so that I can see if I have a good grasp of the concepts of ROI making an offer etc. 

@Jim K.That’s great lol tenants never seem to grasp the concept that more involved repairs require telling the landlord ...and The simple things that are cheap and easy are their responsibility.

Sounds like the issue started from not grasping the financials well enough before purchasing.It is hard to give advice on this without more information and background on why expenses are high and why revenues are not covering the cost.Property 3 - Same issues as property 2Sometimes cutting your losses is the best option but it seems like you really need to get a better understanding of the financials.

As such I created The Ultimate Guide to Grading Cleveland Neighborhoods so out of state investors can get a firm grasp on the Cleveland market.Knowing the pros and cons of each type of neighborhood is very important.

But actually being able to know accurately what leads make sense is something i would like to have a strong grasp on so i  taken seriously and not wasting investors time.  

I definitely don't have a firm grasp, but I feel like it's getting a little less complicated.Thanks for the helpful networking link as well as the keyword link, @Dmitriy Fomichenko There is a ton of information in this community, so any help with narrowing down my subject of research is a tremendous help!