The method will be:-Implement professional management-Rebrand the property-Raise rents to market rates-Use existing unused space for rentable storage space-Make the tenants feel that we care about them and keep 'em coming back for more.

Already, I've learned so much from just walking a property with a seasoned professional.

These are professionals with additional training and a stricter code of ethics.

Also, some repairs must be done by a licensed contractor so something that might cost you a couple bucks needs to be done by a professional.

More control, more cashflow (most of the time), crazy appreciation, and more professional (maybe?)

You have nothing to lose by calling a professional.

Be careful and get guidance from a professional before moving forward. 

In WI You can require the tenant provide proper paper work from a Wisconsin Licensed Professional to evaluate the need, this is a new change, you do not have to just take their word for it or some quack on line guy in Kalifornia. 

People they get evicted are professionals at living underneath the radar and getting paid cash for what they do for a living.

Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?