If all necessary notices have been properly issued, the property owner should definitely proceed with filing for eviction.

I have Proper insurance, tailored to short term rentals. 

Updating the interior is costing me $63,000 for demo, installation, and materials.

They provide great education on how to properly buy and manage rent property and they have a huge physical office in your backyard.

But looking back, I can’t help but wonder why my agent didn’t advocate to ensure the property was clear for a proper inspection.

It’s up to individuals though, to get serious and learn things properly.

A huge key to a good relationship with your PM is vetting them properly, like you mentioned.

A secure building will appeal more to potential tenants and provide peace of mind.Energy Efficiency:Ensure the property is energy-efficient with proper insulation, energy-efficient windows, and appliances.

(Trying to skimp on coverage by not telling them you're Airbnb-ing the place will defeat the purpose of insurance if they deny a claim because you weren't truthful.)There are specific STR insurance carriers like Proper Insurance, but most major carriers offer a rider for vacation rental or short-term rental insurance as well. 

Hey Patty, Since the siding and gutters were installed and "placed into service" in 2023, the capital improvement should generally be claimed in your 2023 taxes.