If it’s non rent controlled it will be easier. 

It wasn't for non-payment.

I have two properties in CO and being able to deal with non-paying tenants swiftly via the law is important, especially for investors like myself looking to get into much larger multi-unit properties.Your thoughts or experiences?

Like a medication, if we're compliant and take the prescription for shopping, mortgages, etc., we'll live longer, essentially.

My wife and I currently under contract with non owner occupied FHA financing due to the clause listed in at document.

Makes more work for your Tax person to go through and sort out the expenses that are your non deductible personal expenses which in turn= a higher tax prep bill for you. 

The deadline in Tarrant County changed from 5/31 to 5/15 this current year.In north Texas our taxes can range from 2.2% all the way up to 3% depending on all the taxing districts you are in (i.e. school district, medical district, community college district, city/county, etc.)If I end up holding the unit purely as a rental investment.

Read Tip 5.Tip 5: Until you know the law and the market, you should hire a professional to handle the investment for you. i understand you can learn a lot from wasting 18 months to evict a non-paying tenant but you could spend 1/10th that amount hiring a professional and then learn through them.

Also, most sellers won’t vacate a unit prior to closing since many buyers don’t actually close, not without a significant non refundable EM anyway.

I do not think I mentioned to you but I am currently bedridden due to some medical problems, which means I am pretty available all day long.