I also do not think that it has been tested in court yet.

Plus, houses near good schools tend to move faster on the market because demand is higher.Neighborhood Appeal: Good schools usually mean better neighborhoods, less crime, and more community involvement, all of which help raise the perceived value of the area.

Unfortunately, you do not have the right to dispose of someone's items without court intervention or if it was abandoned.

If they choose not to pay, you can sue in small claims court for damages. 

I have one, happy to connect.If @Devin Peterson is prepared to defend you in court, use his. 

Your committee can put a candidate up for the HOA Board of Directors and you can impact change this way.The recent court case against the Hideout implies that fees must be the same for all properties, the implication that a homeowner letting guests stay in their home would also be subject to guest fees. 

With its inviting curb appeal and well-maintained landscaping, 17 Penny Lane stands as a testament to both style and practicality.

I can see how headaches and hassles can make selling a more appealing option, especially when the market conditions are right and your point about taxes and having a replacement property ready for a 1031 exchange is really valuable.

Seller still would not sign so we tranfered title on a court order from the judge..

My sense is that Steve is running into quite a bit of this.Jay, the answer to your question of if I know any $200K and under locations here that would make sense as an STR, yes, I do, but a lot depends on how the property is marketed, how it is furnished, to whom you make it appeal, how long you have to build up your business, how much work you're willing to put in.