If it has been cashed, I'd do nothing as that's a legal matter if not cashed by old tenant.

Know how and who is going to manage, speak with local PM companies (if not self managed) do some due diligence on projections, nightly rates and optimally visit (if haven't already) the areas you're exploring investing in.

I just talked to the management company that handles a few houses at the subdivision we are thinking to buy, she’s saying the honest number of rents revenue is 45-50k, may to August is all the earnings, all other months are pretty much dead.

There are companies that will get your squatters out.  

She owns a short-term rental staging company and works with investors and holds my investor meetups in Florida.

There obviously were some squatters living here and am leaning towards a company I have talked to to clean it out and clean the floors and walls. 

Just figured I would post since I seen a few threads of people asking about the company.

Hi, looking to see if anyone has used a short term rental management company, if so, what was your experience with them.

How much under value do they legally mark a probate coop apt.

Do I kick them out legally and pursue the 15K or do I just kick them out and move on and not worry about the money.