Tenants like to set up insurance, show proof to the Landlord, and then immediately cancel the policy after moving in.

Make sure you have a bulletproof lease, treat the tenant fair but set expectations early on.  

I just saw that Antonella Parra Gonzalez, a third-grader at Harris Elementary School in Gilbert Public Schools, recently received the Arizona English Learner Students Success Story Award.Here in Austin, many investors are asking me to set up searches in Eanes ISD, Round Rock ISD (that also cover some homes within the Austin city limits), and then of course Leander and Lake Travis ISD.

Managing tenants is no easy task, it takes such a wide skill set. 

I don't trust them and it so much more reliable to take a few minutes and look at your real competition to set pricing. 

That's why I'm focusing on education first; I want to set a strong foundation before making my first deal.Apologies in advance-I'll be asking too many questions, just to warn you-but I really feel delighted to be aboard, learning from each and every one of you and subsequently sharing my own successes.

Both are almost set in stone.   

I have my mind set at getting a short term rental to offset my W2 income.

While dealing with all sorts of people, and dealing with lease violators, are all part of owning/managing properties, YOU set the tone for how you will be treated and how your tenants are expected to behave. 

As for the legalities of setting up an LLC to protect you and your partners, I would consult with an attorney for best judgement.