On one such visit, it was clear the owner was also there to collect rent, yet left empty-handed.On some of them I remember thinking, "I better make sure my License to Carry is current". 

They have been trying to get them to remove the animal through a more civil manner, but I was wondering if they do not ultimately comply with removing the animal, could they possibly evict him, and if so, what routes would you guys take in issuing a notice of compliance, etc.?

He simply said call me when you get your first deal and in a seemingly joking manner "You can add me to your buyers list".It is apparent that he is a true investor with money based on the conversation we had.

@Andrey Yashchenko, oh, you want the Seller to carry the Note AND be given no down payment?

I'll start to check in on the property daily to make sure work is being completed in a timely manner and ensure quality is up to my expectations. 

If the state doesn't force you to carry them over and the lease doesn't force you to carry them over, then you can start the eviction process if you want.

Most contractors I would think are willing to give advice and talk your ear off.This is my thinking:I would like to find a PM company that would use their contractors to get my property "renter ready" in a timely manner, have renters immediately move in, then manage it for me. 

I always go to a kitchen cabinet store...the ones that carry cabinets from China that they build onsite they all have bathroom vanities.For a 60" with Quartz or Granite including bowl id say your around $1100 materials not including faucet or install or taxI doubt Home Depot or Lowes is any cheaper unless your gonna use laminate top

Not all contractors carry it nor, at least in California, is it a LAW to carry it.

Some newbies don't feel that they have anything to offer a mentor or fail to realize that many investors are unable to give their time in that manner.