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For you first question, again you can use mutators:

public function setPasswordAttribute($value){
   $this->attributes['password'] = md5($value);
}

and your second Q, laravel by default ships with a User model in your app/ directory. this model use some useful classes for authenticating, password reset and so on. By default laravel put a migration in your database/migrations directory. If you decide to don't use laravel default User you can remove the migration, and then migrate.

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You should probably move away from md5 (you could use the laravel hash methods) - https://laravel.com/docs/5.3/hashing

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