A lot of the busy ones are not frequently on the forums, so you may have to do some searching.

I agree, inspections should be done, maybe as frequently as once per year.  

If the tenant requests it and can provide an explanation as to why it happened so frequently and why they expect it to stop, we will reactivate it after that, though.

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The larger homes do rent well and are frequently booked further out because they appeal to a group traveling together and they do rent for much more per day.

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WIll need to be a reference point for the thread as there are frequent Arbitrage questions

However, the tenant calls very frequently in regard to non emergency issues ex : Can I cut the front bush, it’s ugly or what should I use to mop the floors.

He does have a couple half siblings, but they are in another country and not in frequent contact with his parents, so from their perspective all they would see is that the parents are living in an investment property that we own, and they are paying rent.  

I'm based in Bucks County, PA, but I frequently visit Ocean County, NJ, and Southwest Florida.