This can lead to tension and potential legal issues.It's important for new investors to do their research and carefully evaluate the potential risks and rewards of owning an STR before making a decision.

You know the relevance, you know they are a necessary evil, but when you do them enough, muscle memory kicks in and it no longer requires active thinking to get you through the process and you can focus on the content rather than the routine of it.

It's been a blast but I did this mostly by muscling through the learning curve (of which I know I still have far to go) and using my savings from my W2 job.   

Sure hope the middle east tensions calm.  

I'm wondering what's the best way to not cause any tensions.  

Additionally as the tensions rise between ASEAN nations and China over territorial disputes in the South China Seas, I would expect the US military to invited back into the Philippines.

So they can prosper under their own muscle rather than ours.

But if you hang in there and muscle through, you will reap amazing financial rewards.

. 2) Plumber made assumptions without closely verifying, maybe in purpose. 3) Created so much tension between the tenant and I, to the point I ended our month to month lease. 4) conclusion, plumber did this because he knew I’m a remote landlord.

Asking for an NDA simply plays to that same story.So, back to the tension: how do you provide the info and safeguard yourself. . . .I would imagine that it comes down to your contract with the seller.