No experience with the 2 you mentioned, but I'm a fan of paying the year so I don't forget next month/quarter and the coverage lapses.

I am a fan of checking in occasionally to make sure the cleaner is on top of things and to do a walk through to check safety things like deck boards and steps, railings etc.

I’ve considered Texas but I’m not a fan of the property taxes.

It's definitely an indicator - but unless you are dealing with a white-collar person who just doesn't want to own a home - it's more common than not to see a lower credit scores.I'm not a huge fan of out of state renters.  

I've encountered that more frequently than not. 

Manufactured homes, on the other hand, are not always permanently affixed to land and are not always considered part of the real estate so you will much more frequently see manufactured homes depreciate than you will single family homes.

I'm licensed-experienced REALTOR® who born and raised here in Hoosier State...BIG Indiana State Sycamore FAN!!!!

Personally, I am a HUGE fan and proponent  of Chicago Cashflow and  ANDREW HOLMES  MASTERY PROGRAM , because everyone I met there seemed genuine, honest ,  ambitious people always eager to help if you only ask for it.  

This is not just a product of how frequently the manager can find guests for your Airbnb, but also what price she is able to charge for the nights rented, and perhaps even more importantly, how much of that rental income ultimately flows to you as the owner.If you sign a guaranteed income agreement with the manager, this amount is set.If you use a shared success (or commission) agreement, the calculations can be trickier.What is the vacation rental manager’s commission rate?

Great Channel big fan!