I used cozy for a while, but while I see the value in the platform, the hassle in set-up and the delay in received payments wasn't worth it for my tiny portfolio. 

I rented a tiny three bedroom house for $400 a night.

A diversified portfolio can have all of these, but owning RE is completely different than buying a tiny slice of a syndication for however long and hoping for the best. 

It's worth the $15-$20 even if the size is only off a tiny little bit.

I've got to say this: Attracting, showing, screening, and on-boarding tenants is just a teeny, tiny part of the whole property management process.Because you are out of state, I would strongly urge you to hire a professional PM to handle this and all the other services you are going to need.That way, you can focus on finding more great rental properties, and not on reinventing the wheel!

do you have a tiny window to non renew?

(Just give them a bit of sugar, on flowers and honey and these little creepers work for pretty much free. so I slave drive them with lil teeny tiny fairy whips if they slack.. and they love me for it too..  

A 3/2 in less than 1000 sqft would have tiny rooms.

, how he had/has those investigators unsuccessful in trying to pin him to any property, and how authorities resorted to what seemed like kidnapping and holding him in jail for ransom, which is completely unconstitutional BUT effective as the family gave up just a tiny piece, enough to satisfy the authorities so they could call it “a win” in the eyes of the public.That was pretty extreme, but it does show how well asset protection, when done right (within the letter of the law) can be very effective at protecting asset.

I am not sure you know what you are taking about.Vacation rentals make up a tiny portion of the investment market.