hi all.i would like to hear from the professionals here,when the day your tenant is supposed to move out {or the day earlier}, how do you go about it?

I suppose that just comes with experience and crunching numbers?

We also just had a supposedly reputable doctor who was shut down and arrested for running a pill mill.I think this is the first lawyer I ever saw a post in a forum streaming questionable practices without the standard disclaimer that this is not legal advice and you should consult your attorney, state regulations etc etc.

So I suppose my primary interest in this real estate stuff is a desire to scratch that renovation itch and turn a profit in the process.

My landlord is my sister whose family had to move unexpectedly due to her husbands job relocating them so they had me rent from them so they could leave a lot of their belongings at the house without taking too much with them since the move was only supposed to last a year and now it is longer.

Originally posted by @Erik Whiting:   Country life is charming for about a week to city dwellers, but then we miss our IMAX theaters, dozens of restaurants, and Lowes that are all 15 minutes away.I suppose that those of us who choose to live in the country don't value those things as much as peace and quiet, and room to breathe.

But, just like tenants sometimes ignore paying the rent when they're supposed to. 

It's a lagging indicator but I suppose that's the best we have since population doesn't change much, correct?

I suppose finding a contractor is another story.

I know I am supposed to receive the rent in about 5 business days but does any know when the money is actually withdrawn from the TENANT'S checking account?