You have no liability if the router needs reset and you're in Europe for another two weeks - you don't have to interrupt your vacation to get a vendor to go into your home and fix/diagnose, or get to the secure part of a building where you store that equipment. 

@Trino Martinez I have a 60-day notice in my leases so if I’m raising rent I send notice plus list of recent nearby rentals out 90 days before lease end so tenant has a month to research then give their 60-day notice to vacate if they choose.

I am a licensed real estate agent in Arizona (currently with eXp) and also own a couple of vacation rentals in Scottsdale that I manage myself.

This strategy helps offset living expenses and can be a great way to start building a real estate portfolio.Short-Term Rentals (Airbnb, Vacation Rentals):Rent out properties on a short-term basis, often on platforms like Airbnb.

Demand that she vacate within X days.

Advice here would be appreciated in what refi products I should consider.My gut says the safe move is sticking with long term rentals in my local market (South Jersey, just outside of Philly) which I am familiar with, but I also have been considering purchasing a vacation home in the Outer Banks and use it as a short term rental when we aren't there, which would be most of the year. 

We spent 10 years and then sailed away on a sailboat paid for with tax free dollars, 3 waterfront vacation rentals paying for the sailing, and a custom built dock in the back of one for when we were in town. 

A DSCR loan is more based on the asset's revenue potential, not your personal qualification, so if a vacation rental/Airbnb property can make money, you might qualify.But even if you could get a DSCR loan, I'd question whether you should get a DSCR loan. 

Research shows that 73% of our enjoyment of our vacation happens prior to ever showing up.

If they haven't responded in 30 days, I'd post a note saying as they have not replied within the required time, then they need to vacate the premises within X days (at least 30 days).