Cozy is another great and free site that auto posts your listing on realtor.comAs for the competition you mentioned, I experienced the same on a Bear Creek rehab.

Depending on who your personal carrier is you could potentially get this policy through them and then a 3-5mil "residential" umbrella would cover your autos, home, camper, boat, atv and your "residential" rental properties up to a certain number. 

I've built up a decent sized stock portfolio over the past few years which is now pretty much on auto-pilot.

I can absolutely attest to the fact that you should consider some type of alarm or auto close doors to the garage and the sliders to the pool area. guests notoriously will leave these wide open which will kill your a/c trying to keep up.

@Aaron Smith, just a little curious, but if you do not have a current umbrella policy, what is your auto policy coverage?  

Unfortunately, all I found was an empty lot, that was fenced in and various auto parts were kept.  

For those tenants who use www.erentpayment.com, the rent is auto-debited on the 1st, and they need to make sure the money is in their account.

I would think that the liability and maintenance issues would be extremely cost prohibitive if not on a grand scale, but I could see the potential in forming a company that provides these type of services (auto, bike, etc.) to many different multifamily units for a set monthly fee, eliminating the need for the smaller landlords to provide the maintenance, insurances or liability issues.  

When he could, he worked at our auto repair shop.  

Auto Debit is the answer.