New Jersey is very tenant friendly, the eviction process takes forever.

But if you're looking at it properly, the backward dated views are almost irrelevant to the future of what real estate will be forced to do.

Takes 7-10 business days minimum.

They can make money but from what I've seen your more in the customer care and takes more of your time.

Moving between assistance programs usually takes about 45 days.

Do you supervise and make sure they are not taking paid breaks on the clock? 

Once the plan is in place, which admittedly might take some time, they will pull your money (usually plus a bit more the eat away at the past-due amount) from the debtor's paycheck and the court will send the money to you.

You could consider acquiring a second mortgage against the dental office to potentially achieve a blended rate of sub 6.00%, depending on the amount owed on the building and the amount you're looking to take out.

I need to respond to the attorney's demand letter and almost want to go to court, even if it takes six months to evict her.

Maybe try visiting and showing your face so you're not just a random OOS investor if you feel they're taking advantage of that.