So now I've got the whole bathroom gutted cause the cpvc ran under the subfloor, which btw is now sitting on the ground making an invitation to move right in and become my next tenants, but the living room now has a nice trampoline bounce effect when you jump on the floor cause all my joist supports either washed out or sank from under the house!

Currently comps are tough because we don't have a true turn key comp to compare ours too.

It is low compared to rule of thumb 1%. 

So I simply compared investing in either equities or real estate.

So areas like that are not a smart bet compared with more urban areas.

Let me compare two hypothetical scenarios for you. 

I have found that if you set the ground rules from day one, your tenants are less likely to yank your chain.Regardless, inherited tenants can be a tricky matter.Best of luck!

I don't think domestic disputes can qualify for "illegal activity" From the info given I don't think you have legal grounds to evict at this point.

Am selling one of my properties, I see lots of discussion for buyers on which type of loan to use, but what about for a SELLER.i have two comparable offers,  but one is subject to FHA and the other Conventional loan. 

Understand the fees involved and calculate the total cost for an entire year of management so you can compare the different managers.