The restoration is the final step in the eviction process, and it legally restores the property to the plaintiff.Hope this helps,Joe

So, I'm coming on here to see if anyone has references or positive experiences with a reputable business that can help me recover the debt?

Hard money is still a go to for many, especially when speed and leverage are key, but I’ve also seen an uptick in seller financing to help reduce upfront cash outlay and overall cost of capital.As a HM lender, I’ve been structuring deals to help flippers maximize leverage, soft credit pulls, no appraisal costs, up to 90% of purchase price (or even 100% for qualified investors), and full coverage of reno costs, with closings as fast as four days.

They say if you join their program they will mentor you to help you find land to put under contract with a seller and then find a builder to buy the land and reassign it to the builder.

This can help create some separation between you personally and the tenant.

You didn't ask for help on anything...

Paying cash can definitely help you score a better deal, especially on REOs — banks often prefer quick, no-hassle closings.

I currently use YardiBreeze, which works fine for my basic needs, but I’m looking for a tool that helps me stay on top of the smaller details as I grow.For example, the basic version of Yardi doesn’t seem to offer a way to track city licensing expirations or provide dashboard notifications for upcoming deadlines.

Properties are typically $100K.

Starting small and connecting with others will help you learn fast.