I think they are confused as to what management is, but it's better they let you know than just hand you bills that you didn't know about.

You should be able to figure out your future non-homestead taxes by looking at your current tax bill.

Treat it as you would a processing error from a valued vendor and u are in a good spot.

Also there isn't as much appreciation in the area, it takes longer to evict (MUCH longer), and they have lien-able water and gas - so if someone skips out on the bill, it's on me as the property owner.My point is, high taxes are just one consideration but not an end all be all.

The inspector told me there is a new smoke detector requirement for Section 8 homes coming January 1:https://www.congress.gov/bill/117th-congress/house-bill/7981...https://www.us-hc.com/blogs/new-smoke-detector-requirement-f...Has anyone heard of this? 

Their only other bills are their mobile phone and car insurance, and with the rest of the money they save on rent, they can spend it on other priorities, whether it’s expensive toys, travel or paying down debt.

Lots of people in the area will be impacted without tourism economic activity: restaurants, tours, cleaners, property management, etc.I am all about doing what's right with the STR but need to keep the LTRs making enough money to pay the bills.

Send the bill to your PM and demand they procure payment from the tenant for the damage they caused.

The PM should have it set up so it is all automated and other than checking rent is paid as are bills, there isn't too much to it and one person usually handles their accounting.

Quote from @Bill B.: Charge $2,000/mo market rent to a new tenant then mail old tenant $500/mo forever.