In my area there's an abundance of 30k duplexes that will rent for 500/month.

I need to move from a mentality of scarcity to abundance!

I'm thinking about doing this to shave a few days off the eviction process when necessary.As a new landlord in the process of evicting a problem tenant right now (my first tenant), the need of having a rental process from start to finish has become abundantly clear to me.

Outstanding liens with failure of the lender to foreclose are abundant right now.

I am originally from California and White Rock lake and the Dallas Arboretum have been essential to my mental health and general well being since moving to DFW (which is not particularly known for its abundance of natural beauty)! 

Specifically, we're seeing significant increases in vacancy caused by an over-abundance of supply, and rapidly decreasing demand as we head into recession (vacation STR markets tend to get hit hardest in recession because recreational travel is of the first things people cut out of their budget during an economic downturn)...I don't know if this is occurring in your market specifically, but it is likely to occur in many STR markets......Also, if you haven't already, I'd suggest reading up on Air BnB's recent platform changes (they now focus on top-tier, highly unique properties--think: luxury beach front treehouses).

I rebuilt and rebounded and today only use leverage when acquiring properties and out of abundance of caution (probably over-correcting) I seek to pay off all leverage with rents in the shortest period of time possible.  

Folks on here have the abundance mindset and aren't hesitant to share their best advice and info.Lastly, using the "search" and the "keyword alerts" functions will help you find the topics and professionals that fit your needs.Best of luck to you moving forward!

The new mindset is pure capitalism brought about by an abundance of buyers.

And yes, you definitely should have received an abundance of digital pics of the move out condition.