Just be sure to follow the eviction procedures EXACTLY as they are described on the court website for you jurisdiction: serve the notices exactly as the court requires usually posting them as well as sending a certified letter, don’t deviate from the court website instructions, don’t accept partial payments, don’t do anything stupid like “self-eviction” stuff changing the locks, strong arming, threatening, moving them out when they’re at work etc., and you should be fine.

Landlords can apply for EIDL as detailed in SBA's standard procedure for disaster loans. 

I live in san diego because I do believe it's "Americas finest city (to live in)".

We have an auto responder that sends out:\Confirmation of instant booking email with dates and promise of additional info closer to check-inConfirmation or booking request with a promise to review it and get back to themPre check-in instructions (3 days before arrival)Follow up the afternoon of first day of stay to ask if every is going well with their stayReminder of check out time and procedures 24 hours before departureThanks for your stay and reminder to leave review 2 days after stay is complete.These emails take care of 95% of guest communication.

You need to talk to a local real estate attorney, so you understand what the laws/procedures are for obtaining clear title on tax deed type properties.  

And we are taking economic procedures right now that are going to serve to further reignite the economy when all this passes.don’t forget, ’cause I’m sure everybody has, swine flu outbreak 2009, 2010, right here, United States of America, 60 million Americans infected. you have to visualize this, 300,000 hospitalized.

First check your state laws regarding security deposits.If we have a tenant that trashes a property, we cannot just automatically forfeit their security deposit and we have 30 days to send the tenants an itemized list of charges against their deposit.In Texas if an owner does not follow proper procedure even though the tenant trashed the property, the tenant can go back after the owner for triple the security deposit plus attorney fees and court costs.If you accidentally did not follow your state laws, I would immediately refund the total deposit.If you followed your state laws, then you should have at least contractor invoices for the work done to justify the expenses against her security deposit.

All I would add are:- What is your policy and procedure if I wanted to cancel my contract with you?

That said, I also know many, good property managers who create value for their clients, have compensation that aligns with their clients' interests and have implemented professional policies and procedures to maintain service levels while growing their business. 

Procedures for getting them out if they don't pay.