I'm also looking to help owners manage their vacation rentals since I have experience as a remote self-managed owner.

Popular places to vacation are always a good bet.I suppose there are some developments coming in some states that will drive more tourism.Beach, lake, mountains, etc.

I would never do a post-possession without seeing the property unless we keep 80% of the fund on an escrow account contingent upon the seller vacating and the condition not being worse than described.  

Type in search words/phrases such as "City" and "short-term rental permits" or "short-term license" or "vacation rental certificate" or something similar.   

You can buy another primary once you vacate your current primary and converting into a rental property.

This is for a vacation rental I manage:Weekend renters called me right after Friday check-in and complained that there were only 2 bathrooms.

Moreover, if the tenant fails to vacate after the notice requirement you will need to file a complaint in Superior Court in order to evict them. 

***I had a nightmare tenant (let's call them The Crystals) that didn't provide a fwd address either in the past and kept saying they would sue for the security deposit blabla but never did anything, kept the security deposit for their last month so they didn't overstayed, therefore I didn't chase them for the rest of the lease amount since they vacated, happy they were gone.In the case actions I see an officer was assigned, this is the first time I see this portal (created account to be able to look up the case once I saw the Rushmores packing up and leaving?

Vacationing here right now and my partners, we own STR in other locations and we are interested in learning about the local laws and STR nuances for the area.

We are keeping the condo as a vacation home and do not rent it out, but are enjoying the tax benefits and have seen great appreciation just in the year and a half that we have owned it.