Look up the few largest holders of property in your county or surrounding counties.

So if the owner doesn't pay taxes and the tax lien holder brings the tax lien to auction then the owner can redeem at that sale.  

One roll on the holder, two under the cabinet in each bathroom.

As well, dish storage in an island is not practical whereas pots and pans would easily work across from the stove, even better perhaps hanging from a pot holder above the island.

I know some people where their model does work (long term holders of real estate who have their own maintenance/cleaners) but definitely not for the out of state small investor. 

I've been thinking about taking my short term rental business international but don't necessarily want to go through the hassle of obtaining a visa.

After the pandemic it will become much easier, and typically if you buy property in another country you can receive a residency visa.

I have spoken with him and given him a letter explaining that she is the lease holder and he is not and that he has to go. 

The investors or debt holders do not have any equity in the deal.

Don't think there's any major advantage/disadvantage with Sec 8 voucher holders (well maybe getting the voucher on the 1st via EFT, but you still need to get the co-pay).All the local HA (housing auth) seem to do this differently (they get the checks from HUD to divvy up), but realize that the Sec 8 + tenant copay needs to be close to market, otherwise, market-rent guys like you won't take them.If you do accept a Sec 8 voucher, get the contact info of the caseworker to set up EFT and in case you get a lousy tenant you need the caseworker to use the death penalty (ie pulling the voucher).