Work with a local installer that will stand behind their work.

@Bobby Eastman  Are you working with local / regional banks? 

If I remember correctly, they require the property manager to live within either 30 miles or 30 minutes of the property (I think) therefore if your out of state they will require a local person. 

Consider seeking legal advice or consulting with a property management professional for guidance on how to proceed with the eviction process in accordance with local laws.

I'm a local Investor and agent and own a property manager in WV who specializes in working with out-of-state investors!

I'd find a local title company that can support such a transaction, and/or an attorney, and talk to themI would strongly recommend not downloading random documents off the InternetAlso you should be in a place financially where you are able to do this and not put the property at riskGood luck

As a local investor and agent here in Columbus, let me know if you have any questions or want to connect!

Talk to a local title company and see if they have a public facing website where you can look up properties. 2.

If the property is located in a MMRP you might want to talk to the local rep to get more info.  

My suggestions would be to get active on the forums meeting people and going to local RE meetups.