Ask for the General Services or Highway Department; they handle stuff like impounded cars or equipment auctions.

I commented at settlement, that they must have already contacted the electric company and had the service taken out of their name. 

I am an investor and also own a handyman service that rehabs and maintains all of our properties. 

It's a small enough number of properties to allow me the opportunity to provide white glove service to my owners and my guests, but it's enough properties to still create a good source of cash flow for me. 

Even large and small businesses with intangible residual services like TV, internet, security, pest control or the local contractor with remodels in process could fall behind on payments revenue contract. 

Hey everyone,I’m a realtor (I don't service buyers - I'm not here to pitch) and small biz owner (senior home health agency) in Columbus with excellent skills and fearlesness in cold calling and prospecting (tens of thousands of calls, probably more).

@Rene Ordaz - Thank you for your service!

With mid-term rentals if your average guest stay is 30 days or less but you provide substantial personal services (daily maid service, meals, shuttles etc, more like a hotel) then it would be non-passive...but you'd also pay self employment tax on any income as well. 

Looking for military/STR pros to help me run the numbers or point me to a service for beginners to underwrite this.

It's a nice space and I'd rather buy for my stable financial services business if it makes sense.