Harden up, and have some cash set aside for things like this--it's just part of the business, and not quiet at the "Horror Story" level yet.It can get way worse.In the future, be careful when vetting possible renters.See some of the postings in this forum about renter vetting.As to your question directly, what you can and can't do, and the associated dates are controlled by your state, (and and maybe city) laws of the property address.Maybe posting the property state and city will help responses.Bend Oregon will probably be different than Las Cruses New Mexico, which will probably be different than many parts of New Jersey.Good Luck!

We also have a few casinos but I do not fancy us to be Las Vegas by any means.

A big mistake I made in the past was using a "Realtor" to help me find investment properties in Las Vegas.

Hello, I'm a real estate agent in Las Vegas, Nevada.

I don't think that properties in Lexington are inherently more/less risky than properties in Atlanta, or Las Vegas, or New York etc.

Then plant a couple of bushes and use 1 large planter with a bush in it. 

@April L. - As an investor, I would say that TN-GA Airbnbs got very hot in 2020-2021 and I think more deals are going to hit the MLS after some newbies realize this isn’t for them and the projected revenues aren’t what they were in 2020-2021 when gas was cheaper and nobody could travel overseas.

I'm located in the Las Vegas, NV area and I'm looking for a resource to find a few good contractors.

I've even got myself crammed in a car with 6 other Dominicans I'd never met, including the driver, on the way between Las Terrenas and the capital Santo Domingo as that was the only way to be on time for an important appointment at the ministry of tourism. 

I have a few rental properties in Las Vegas and own a piece of land in Wailuku, Maui.