I noticed that a lot of insurance companies are starting to drop multi-family are home in Texas What's some good commercial insurance for rental properties that will take on the state of Texas

I’ve worked with third parties before and can share my experience.Also, I noticed you mentioned having a W-2 job.

The renter of our condo in downtown Asheville gave notice due to the city being without water since they expect it to be weeks before city water is back on. 

I need to do/create a notice of eviction for a person not on the lease, staying with the person who is on the lease. 

Any suggestions as to a process for "terminating" the lease or giving notice to vacate? 

Consult a CPA who knows what he is doing and file this:  Notice of Inconsistent Treatment I have done this several times for investors who got screwed by the GP. 

You’ve already taken the first step, and the rest will come with time and persistence.

However, with nearly 1 million units under construction nationwide, supply pressures persist, especially outside the Sun Belt.

I've noticed that oceanfront condos seem to be the only preferred option in the $400,000 to $500,000 price range. 

I noticed every time OneRent was finding somebody the fix something cost were 30-60% higher.