I encourage everyone on this 11 year old thread to check out the Short Term/Vacation Rental forum HERE! 

If you own one or two rentals, maybe you need to manage them to understand what you want from a PM, but as some point, your time is better spent on other things, such as vacations (Russia last year, Alaska the year before for us), helping the less fortunate, and other endeavors.

Generally speaking, the poorest people rely strictly on one source of income and with that income focus on providing their families with a comfortable life style (boats, new cars, yearly vacations, designer clothes, etc.)

I have owned a Vacation Rental for the last 18 months and have done pretty well with it.

I have a few other foreclosed properties with tenants in them but the owner had vacated long before I purchased them.

Enjoy your vacation!  

Hi BP,I'm trying to understand the new San Diego short term vacation rental ordinance that will go into effect July 1, 2019.§510.0103 Short Term Residential Occupancy Regulated A dwelling unit may not be used for short term residential occupancy except as set forth in this Division...The ordinance refers to regulating "Dwelling Units" but in looking up the definition I now how questions on what the differences are for other structures and if they are a way around the regulations.Dwelling unit, means a room or suite of rooms in a building or portion thereof, used, intended or designed to be used or occupied for living purposes by one family, and containing only one kitchen.Multiple dwelling unit means two or more dwelling units on a single lot.

We own 4 vacation rentals on the East Coast of Florida in an area called the Treasure Coast. 

The plan was to take collect rent and give them their notice to vacate with expiration being Nov 30th.

Hi @Jim Bryant,Eviction laws and time frames vary based on the state you're in, however in most states the first step in the eviction process is the notice to vacate letter due to non-payment of rent.