If they aren't too bad, can use the money to get a mortgage, rent a room in your house and use that income to pay down the student loan, you may want to think about it.

People aren't stuck in analysis.

Pretty soon tenants will know you aren't messing around and you'll have to do less and less of them.I believe we talked way back in June.

Give her notice and tell her if you aren't paid within 30 days, that you will take her to court. 

In that situation, would you just try to find someone trustworthy enough to give you a referral fee say, instead of a formal contract assignment and have them just write up the offer so you aren't tied to it?

We can't keep people away from that one (because there aren't many STR options out here), and it's a much less luxury experience than the one in Kissimmee — where there is a major saturation.

@Matthew Perez you aren't going to see too many hospitals contracting housing these days from what I understand.

Aren't you still cleaning up after getting hammered by rain?

Properties are always cash flowing negative and the landlord-tenant laws aren't amazing. 

It’s just like when they give you a tax beset to buy an EV and then the state charges you higher registration because you aren’t paying your fair share.