So far I’ve been doing the rehab myself which is time consuming - 3-10 weeks from closing to re-listing for rent.  

Now I'm still on FB, but I have to open a browser window to even get on to it and without the app there I honestly don't think about it. 14 days ago after spending most of my night wired and consuming as much information as possible, I decided that I was going to dedicate myself to real estate investing.

I am on automatic email distributions, but I can't get things like broker comments, listing broker contact, attachments for rent roll or plans, etc. without sending multiple emails which is time consuming.

I didn’t have a complete plan of action for this home when I initially bought it.

I really think it's not worth it to actually proceed with the eviction process, but it's a good tool to get the tenant to finally take action. 

Update: I eventually told the tenant that if she doesn't move we would take legal actions.

I believe a mentor is what I truly am missing at this point because I tend to get so caught up in visualizing my end goal that I struggle to identify the requisite means and immediate actions that I should take to get me started on my investing journey.

I would threaten court action and the impending doom of a judgement of fees + court costs coming down on them before actually going to court. 

When it comes to Realtors, they will help you identify which areas of town are good to invest in and what to expect in rents, quality of tenants, how to analyze deals, provide you with investing opportunities (both on market and off market).Besides figuring out what your goals are, how you want to get started, and meeting like-minded people, the first action item would be to talk to a lender.

That will help you determine your next course of action.