@Kevin SobiloI'm thinking "dismissed" means tenant waited until her court date and vacated the unit right before because she was going to lose and didn't want that on her record.

Vacation rentals make up less than 3% of all rentals, but seem to take all the blame for our housing shortages.

All my vacation rental/STR clients tend to look for a turnkey property in the mountains, but there's something alluring about building your own vision in the Colorado wilderness to get away.There's a big difference between improved and unimproved land.

Chat, they will be more willing to tell you if it has services that way.If they are still occupied, know that it may be impossible to insure the house until they vacate, so check out insurance options in your area first.Know that sometimes it is a homeowner who was foreclosed on and they may not accept the foreclosure, may be a sad story, etc. 

Oceanfront homes can be found in the $750k range and those that are vacation rental eligible are usually well within the $1M-$1.5M budget. 

Fill your vacation rental with an overstuffed couch from '99 and the coffee table from your dorm room.

If not, then does anyone have any advice on how to get this vacated or moved?  

I have multiple STR properties on the beach and looking at adding a vehicle to each property to enhance the vacation experience.

(The sponsor has since said he'll amend it to only apply to homes rented as a vacation rental 200 or more days a year.)A new competing bill would apply the commercial tax rate of 29% to Airbnb properties -- like the first bill -- but only if the home is the third or more property of a single owner. 

@Samuel Toma looking for a vacation condo out there any input?