Here's a quick rundown:Serve a Notice: Start with the appropriate eviction notice 14 days for unpaid rent, 10 days for lease violations, or 3 days for serious offenses.File a Lawsuit: If the tenant doesn’t comply, file an unlawful detainer complaint in the local Superior Court.Summons the Tenant: The court will serve a summons, giving the tenant a chance to respond.Court Hearing: Present your case with proper documentation.

Hey @Kristie Nguyen, our bookkeeping firm specializes in serving REIs. 100% of our Clients are REIs.

Our firm is a full service real estate company serving NC and Florida.

I will say this property has served as a launchpad for me and my business.

Glad to learn :)How has it served you well thus far?

While this has served me and my family well, it has not allowed me to become financially free. 

Helping those who’ve served has been a rewarding experience.My tenant initially struggled to find a place due to stigma around the program, but he’s proven to be more responsible than most.

In the morning when we served breakfast to lots of people we used a drip pot and poured it into a large urn type percolator.

If recollection serves me right, they have different products they offer based on your experience and project.

One of the key architects of the program is now serving as HUD Secretary, thus we are likely to see even more opportunities ahead."