I had to look around a bit for info on that one.Although I haven't yet found a definitive legal reference for this matter, it seems that the eviction procedure generally favors the tenant in cases of late/non-payment of rent. 

We have to work with the local laws, regulations, customs and closing (settlement) procedures, which will not always allow the structuring of a 1031 Exchange for various reasons.  

Then you get down the rabbit hole of integrating platforms and automating your workflows which takes a lot of massaging and some technical skill. 

I've drafted a Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) for attaching brackets directly to studs, which should provide enhanced stability.

You'll, of course, have to check about property notification procedures.

@Mike Young  - I'd ask your property manager if they have any "New tenant check-in procedures" in place.   

From cancelling rent to providing free massages every week to off set the stresses of being a tenant.

In Harris County, bidders can register the morning prior to the auction sale, be sure to check the registration procedure for Harris County.

Texting replies will also show up under that number.Important: standard procedure is they set up a call screening and have a voicemail that makes it obvious how cheap the strategy is.

Not much procedural difference between wholesale and functioning as a realtor.