It seems like these markets have established STR friendly regulation and are stable vacation destinations that were getting an increasing number of visitors every year, even prior to COVID.Couple questions for those that are familiar with these regions:1.

The book is bit older but your forum post screams the scenarios discussed in that book.

Lease terms are that visitors can only stay up to 15 days/year without being added to the lease. 

But if you think there is a screaming deal here, just look on Zillow to see what comparable houses are going for.

Yes, they're screaming they are the victim, how dare you not allow them to use your property however they see fit. 

Hi, all...I have a tenant who's had repeated complaints from neighboring tenants about loud arguing, yelling, screaming profanities, etc.

With that in mind, what are some red flags that scream out to you when hiring for the job? 

Lots of visitors from MI / IN / OH come down from Spring Break to the late summer but it's a much more seasonal market geared towards summer season when compared to the Smokies.

You're right, if hardships could help avoid eviction, there would be no rental property business.If you would post a picture of yourself, I could complete that visual of you kicking that mama with a screaming baby to the curb.

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