I cannot verify or trust that the homeowner is carrying insurance and I am not listed as a beneficiary on the policy so I have to do what needs to be done to protect myself and fight for it in the end if something were to happen. 

If you are going to fight someone, you better be prepared for a decade-long feud.So long story short, both cities have a lot of potential and challenges.

A good agent can be a make or break for the whole deal, and how much that deal is in your favor with the agent really fighting for you.

I’f have my lawyer look over it, but typically a PM company is going to fight to the last booking lol

We fight with them all the time as do many other residence to fix things.  

Once they realized it wasn't worth fighting, all we had at issue were my attorney fees.

I fight to pay anyways though.

I have had fights, broken windows, job loss, bad contractors that screwed up the tenant experience etc. etc.

USMA '09, C3 Fighting **** all four years.Bought a SFH/fourplex every time I PCSed - 5 in 5 years - and liked real estate a lot better than the Army, so now I'm a full-time Realtor in the Fort Hood / Killeen area.

Yes, we've had to fight people for that payment and we don't always get everything as entirely planned, but we do have the unit rented and they are paying.