Not very convenient in terms of location for you I suppose, but how often do you actually have to physically go there.

Then, you'd need to evict to get them physically out of the property.

I am currently in the efforts of paying off debt and getting into rental real estate to receive the cash flow so that I can stop working a W2 job and be able to live anywhere that I want to without worrying about a new job (remote or physical.)

With a little muscle you could physically run them off yourself (friends) before you take ownership with little risk to you.  

One in five women in this country have been verbally, physically or sexually assaulted.We learn from an early age to walk with our keys in our hands so we can quickly get in our cars or houses. 

If anyone can provide me with a brief summary of the case types it would be helpful.1) Domestic relations custody support and parenting time2) Domestic relations3) Domestic relations/other4) Equity  partition5) Equity complaint6) Equity Petition7) Estates and Administration8) Guardianship managed9) Joint petition10) paternity managed11) paternity in equity12) probate abuse / conservator managed13) probate other14) Wills for safekeepingGranted I know most of these probably do not pertain to real property, however what underlying situations would warrant the filing of these different cases?

The same is true of working for a GC (or becoming one), although your experience will obviously be more related to the physical aspects of the house. 

If, on the other hand, they have dumped multiple screws into it, or somehow managed to physically break the housing, there isn't much to break.

The commercial leasing and subleasing to start up your own business is a great way to get into a physical area. 

Thanks, Joe A lot of my BP clients just need someone who can go and physically get into the property.