The county has said they can be split back for a filing fee because they were grandfathered in.Question is, once I get to the last R in the BRRRR strategy.

I understand the local state laws, how to pick tenants, vendors, and file appropriate evictions.

Had a lawyer friend tell me I had to file for an ejection in circuit court and not eviction. 

He was supposed to file a police report, but he said the police never came by.

Looking for someone that provides advice in addition to filing.

Once confirmation is received in writing, start the process of transferring everything over to the new property manager.if your current manager refuses to let you out of the contract, contact the governing state board and inquire about filing he complained.

We did not file for LLC or anything like that.

I got it incidentally as I had to file their information to the HOA association.See my thread for few responses on a similar topic: https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/52/topics/800534-anyone-go-from-using-a-prop-manager-to-self-manage-during-a-leaseWould like to listen to your experience... as I would probably initiate the firing and indulge in self-management in 1-2 months.

You should deduct all expenses in order to file your taxes accurately.  

Have you filed for bankruptcy recently?