I also hear complaints about the city not being a "landlord friendly" city.

If they’re just using the stove like any normal person would, that’s on us as landlords.

I'm trying to understand if some of the issues I'm experiencing on this topic of vacancy are normal and that's hard to gauge without conversations with other landlords.

They have about 20 meetings a month all over central Florida that include great networking opportunities with other investors, trades people and focus groups for REI 101, flipping, woman investors, landlording, multi-family investing and much more.

I'm curious how other landlords are handling screening for section 8 and other subsidized tenants in terms of screening and protecting your investment.

Btw, I’ve been a landlord since 1977.Here’s my problem.  

An eviction is a last resort, but also want to make sure I’m fully aware of the landlord/tenant laws  Yes, I believe all laws in all state say that. 

Hopefully your state is landlord friendly.

Not sure if this makes the city less favorable to landlords. 

I am a landlord with 1 rental property in Philadelphia, 1 in Washington DC, 1 in Florida, 1 in Ohio and 2 in California[Discuss how the properties are titled.