People are unreal.....The smell would not dissipate, so I finally asked the drywall guys to re-trowel/re-mud the entire house, walls and ceilings...it cost thousands, but it finally got rid of the smell....So just be patient.....

Be patient in selecting new ones.

I'm sure you know already, but for those who don't regularly work with the DSD Staff: the reality is it's a super tough job to do, especially when new code keeps getting introduced (dispensaries, SLSD, ADUs, re-zoning, CEQA) ... and you're expected to know everything about everything ... and your customers aren't always knowledgable or patient. 

One place to start would be a tool like STR Insights or FB groups but you make your $ in STRs when you buy so it’s ok to be picky and patient! 

And also, a property in Winter Park that invested in regular landscape maintenance and seasonal plantings found that these efforts contributed to a positive community atmosphere, leading to longer tenant retention and the ability to increase rental rates without pushback.Thus, investing in landscaping is not just about planting trees and mowing lawns; it's about creating environments that enhance tenant satisfaction and property value.

Many patients come for extended periods along with healthcare professionals. 

There are several good companies and several really good cities to invest in, but you have to be patient.  

Buy patiently and methodically and you'll do just fine

If you have proof of satisfaction of the prior lien, provide it to the title company handling your sale and they will be able to clear the lien.

Be patient.