Just ensure the house rules are clearly stated and a deposit is made prior to the rental.

We are still owed a portion of our security deposit which I do not think I will see, but I wanted to reply to what i read here to confirm what you are saying; before of doing business with this company.

It is not money out of my pocket, the interest is deposited into my 401k fund - effectively an increased 401k contribution; just have to pay interest until the loan is fully paid off.

Mine's the basic 25 which I think if you can put down a deposit and 2 nights for like $2k you are probably responsible enough for the weekend. 

We work for our numbers with gross payouts then what we pay after the deposits to determine profit margins. - Be Happy and Play more games -

You need to be careful handling the transactions, like not depositing checks in your regular account and then transferring to your Roth.

You also need to be sure to get a deposit given it is farther out. 

Common benefits are:- Opening and scanning mail to email you a copy of what was inside- Shredding/disposing of unwanted mail- physically forwarding mail to another address (for a fee of course)- Depositing checks that they receive on your behalf.Just google "virtual mailbox dallas" and you'll see plenty of options for that market.

Get a high deposit to offset that risk.Our section 8 office will also cover damages like this at the end of a lease.My section 8 tenants tend to stay forever.

I a perfect world yes but in reality and in a judges eyes... if someone is on lets say a 5 year lease and they want to leave in month 2.... there is nothing you can do to stop them nor can you go after the 5 year payout, the most you can do is keep their security deposit but even so... that is not a given.