I typically am on site every day during a rehab.  

Will not comment on training but just realize during bad economic times land depreciates the fastest and is the most illiquid.

You are also responsible for their training.

Petscreening just held a training event on assistance animals.

Tampa is a fantastic market, and being on-site will give you invaluable insights into both the renovation process and the local real estate landscape.Having your real estate license is a huge advantage, especially in a competitive market.

My equity in the property is 80%.The property is in north east, San Antonio, its a 5B, 2.5 bath, 2784 sqft, Lot 6969 sqft  15 minutes from downtown and 5 minutes from the Airforce training base .

They're doing this because you've trained them to believe it's ok to do so.Or, if they're great tenants otherwise, they might just be paying you as they get paid (bi-monthly). 

For instance, I suspect vacancy might be a little higher based on the train tracks running directly behind the condo.

These are professionals with additional training and a stricter code of ethics.

If they start asking for money for more mentoring and training to the tune of $5000-$25,000 or more, run.