Don't destroy that impression by taking potential deals to another investor who gave you nothing when you were starting.6.   

It is a small beach town that was destroyed during Sandy. 

HIGH risk HIGH touch HIgh maintenance tenants who are one flat tire away from defaulting on rent... or if they are HUD the kids destroy the homes over time..

@Michelle L Irastorza I’ve not moved any of my STRs over the 30+ days because here in the northeast that puts seasonal stays in the same risk bucket as long term renters and I’m on those long term rentals I am absolutely collecting 1-2 months deposit, full identity check, background check, and a call with at least two former landlords who’s address and lease term are verified before handing over any keys. 3-6 month evictions on long term rentals where tenants pay utilities and leave their junk for you to pickup after they leave are one thing. 3-6 month evictions on seasonal/30+ day rentals where you’re paying utilities and having your furnishings destroyed after they leave are an entire other level of headache. 

Wouldn’t that just destroy someone’s credit?   

When the owner asked her to move out now that he was ready to sell this property, she objected that he had “destroyed her livelihood” by shutting down her (illegal) Airbnb and refused to leave.

Even if the tenant did destroy your 3 year old carpet you are not entitled to full replacement from the deposit.  

No my friends.People need to seriously step up their analysis game.. because if they do not... people like me in their market WILL destroy them!

While the poor and middle classes haven't seen their income rising much over the last decades, they're surviving thanks the deflation resulting from technological progress and ever cheaper goods being produced in countries like China or Vietnam (although that has been destroying many of their jobs). 

(This can destroy newbies who ignore its effect on income).If you have 1 house and it's vacant you have a 100% vacancy rate, if you have 10 houses it's 10%.