It's going to be really hard to run background checks on every short term renter and the concern most of the tenants have living there is that you're going to be renting it out to criminals or drug dealers etc.

Depending on local custom, you can hire for "financial" management only, or "full physical management" to deal with rules enforcement, sourcing contractors, architectural controls, etc.Check for your local chapter of Community Association Institute here:https://www.caionline.org/page...They are a great resource for Boards and for Owners to learn about HOW an HOA is supposed to be operated, and their will be plenty of professional, local, human resources available to help you determine exactly what steps need to be taken.

Sure they are often redundant, but they are a source of never ending real time human interaction.

I personally don't care in some of the areas I've landlorded in if the person is a quiter type of drug user or even very petty dealer.

He also, has in the past purchased plenty drugs, at one instance, buying "$140" worth of drugs...one phone call away, a vehicle comes along quickly, with the dealer in a black hoody and pineapple print (at the time) and swiftly make the exchange.

We ask our exterminators to use eco-friendly products so that mitigates the the human health risks as much as possible.

I quickly plugged the hole and also scattered cotton wool balls which had been soaked in peppermint Oil around the area too , as mice detest the smell.Anyway, we tried various traps and baits, the humane ones and the type that look like a big block of cheese, nothing worked and the mouse sightings were becoming more frequent.

Oh I forgot to mention the human feces because there is no running water or power. 

However, all of our life, humans are used to structure.

They did it so they could capture ordinary income from dealer/developers who hold property more than a year.