You are running into the same predicament that many homeowners / investors are running into these days.

However, just because it's not nefarious or morally wrong doesn't mean it isn't true.

That alone is ridiculous.http://www.edd.ca.gov/pdf_pub_ctr/de231z.pdfAnd the CA/CSLB moral of the story is.. if you want to take on a $500 or more project, get a license that authorizes you to do so, Mr.

The moral of the story there is the cheapest is not always the best!

I have made it from my long term process to short/mid terms and I have found myself in a predicament as I am investing from out of state (Atlanta GA) and have purchased a str that I will be staying in 1 week a month (Liberty MO north of Kansas City MO).Predicament All property management companies I have done my research on have horrible reviews, as most of them do, and with STR it’s not exactly passive but more hands on in my experience with investing in ATL.Does anybody out there have a recommendation for PM companies I can work with that are not from the horror story days that I have heard all the way back from when Josh Dorkin was hosting?

I understand the long term investment profitability but, waiting for ten years and staying afloat if these scenarios became part of your situation, it looks like you need quite a bit of money sitting around to cover these types of predicaments.

I assume those bills are for water & sewer, and sewer is generally higher than water, so the total overage to you is probably just a few hundred dollars in reality once the City adjusts off the sewer.To me, every tenancy has a stack of legal requirements and ethical/moral requirements, and they don't always overlap.

The moral decline of humanity indicates it will be used for more evil than good.

Quote from @Mario Morales: @Steve Vaughan does this apply only to STR I asked about getting umbrella coverage on my multi unit and I was told I couldn't get it?

Unless of course there is simply no moral imperative left to do such a thing, be there a law or not.