As far as the floor goes, it could be normal settlment damage or it could be structural.

Walsh there is so much more that is simply off the charts of bad behavior or should i say Criminal behavior.

I may be wrong, but as far as I know I cannot just simply tell the tenant to leave for no reason, but in my situation I didn't vet them, didn't do their background check, previous owner did all that.Thanks to all in advance for responses.

Considering they are the same price and both have there pros/cons, as far as running comps goes, which is more accurate?

As far as insurance goes you can you can also get an "Umbrella Policy" that can cover a much higher policy liability to help protect against a major injury or death.To be honest if you do not have a lot of assets or multiple properties changing to an LLC is not a huge benefit.

I've got over 1000 repeat tenants out of 1800 total tenants.That makes sense as far as how to set up your networks, but do you have each of the 23 STRs on a separate log-in with your service provider?  

Only downside is that buying a house now is so high it's almost not worth the effort it seems.

As far as your tax questions, I would personally refer you back to your tax advisor or refer you one if you need it.

I rather believe it is 80% hard work and dedication.There is so much more to write.

That being said the only way these low cost providers could protect themselves would be to write their programs in such a way that the benefit their work provides is so low compared to the reality of what is allowable that there isn't any chance of overstatement of depreciation, which means it would be understated and you're leaving money on the table.