@Dennis TierneyWere you able to get the tenants (with the police report of calls/ visits) evicted or cash for keys to move or something like that?

I'm hoping that the only thing that makes me come back to California is just for visiting family and friends, but who knows, I maybe could end up back here in the future.

.- Set up a lockbox to allow guests to check-in at any time (early/late arrivals are quite common, I'm sure you are aware of it)- Hire a virtual assistant, who can help you professionally manage all the incoming requests, reservations, and overall communication with guests.Feel free to reach out to me or visit our page (revolvio.com) if you need any help with VA and Airbnb management.

“What regulations govern tenant screening.”Physical VisitIf you cannot visit the property manager's office in person, ask them to give you a video tour of their office.Is the office neat and orderly?

Find reviews, visit their websites, profile members of their team, and develop a general feel for the company.

Just recently visited the Rich Dad Poor Dad's website, and read his book Rich Dad Poor Dad, his pdf on how to take control of your spending and debt. 

I suspect a lot of the same philosophy that you would have with glamping would apply, while also allowing people to visit on a short term and learn more about Tiny House living.  

If that's the case, you should certainly visit with the condo association board about the loss to see if their policy should/would respond to common area damage in your unit. 

My mom ended up settling with the AirBnB owner for nearly a full refund to cover the ER visit.

Visit some and find the one(s) you enjoy.