I guess the best analagy is your driver's license.. 

Yeah mate,It was hard walking away from the $$$ but then again, you know me and how much I care about reputation.Takes a lifetime to build a reputation and only 1 wrong move to loose it.You even have to worry about what your partners are up to and not just worry about your own operation.Like driving a car, you won't necessarily crash if you are negligible so you have to keep your eye on other drivers also lolCrazy world we live in mate 

On top of that, a drunk driver plowed into a separate apartment, taking out the gas meter with it, one day before a tenant move-in.

Fast forward to now and my dad now flips homes full time and doesn't have to drive around the US anymore (he used to be a truck driver).

It's like being hit by a drunk driver and having to go to a level 1 trauma center.

STR success is understanding the nuances of the market, price drivers, and positioning in order to stay in demand.

Curious if the state of NH has any regulations on this type of residency transfer like if Im required to register my vehicle there and get a new drivers license or any other information that needs to be updated with my new "residency".

For some reason, they will not release the original application, driver's license, SSN, employer, or references for the past tenant so I can provide the information to the new property manager to file for collection.

I am self employed , Uber driver.

I’m in my mid thirties and employed as a chemical tank truck driver.