I give them information on Keep Your Home California and the various federal prevent foreclosure and tell them I am only one solution and maybe not their best. 

It's OK to contact them every day with a reminder, but it's unnecessary and pointless.

At least it will sit on their record and perhaps prevent them from taking advantage of the next Landlord.

It supports dynamic pricing and syncs calendars to prevent double bookings. 

Assuming I could qualify financially (primary income plus FHA allowed rental income contribution from additional leased units), when I become the owner of the property, would that prevent me from using a FHA 203b to house hack a second property? 

@Tom Owiti hi I teach a class series for the Miami Association of Realtors on how to better work with housing authorities.It’s a great option and can be used almost on any property as long as the association bylaws don’t have any restrictions that would prevent this specific tenant from qualifying.

Totally unnecessary and oppressive to you.

In some cases I have helped prevent a few disaster purchases. 

Same with real estate - those that panic sold Spring 2020 would also now regret that decision.Having illiquid investments prevents investors from making emotional (short term knee jerk) decisions.The one property v multiple property issue cuts both ways.

From IRS audit experience, think of it this way:If the auditor views the hours as “unnecessary” OR over the top that had no bearing on the successful operation, they will disallow.Real world example: You live in Colorado and have a STR in Arizona.