The solution to this problem is to have an efficient method of collecting rent.

Recently, we had a parking startup on our podcast called Parqex which is positioning itself as a solution for multi-family and commercial property managers with parking as an amenity. 

Firstly and most importantly know your risk tolerance level.Second know how to set and monitor goals in keeping with the above.Lastly understand maths, (I think you Americans call it math), and learn to leave your emotions at the door when you analyse deals.

That's when you should put the energy into researching the different options and finding a solution that works for you.

I have a few questions in regards to a short-term rental inquiry:Background: I have ALE solutions contacting me about one of my single family homes for rent.

In the world of computers, every stink'n detail can produce a different issue and solution.

So here are solutions that I provide clients all over the country.1. 

Because of the way the deal is structured we are still under the insurance policy that he had in place (his is much less than we can currently insure the structure for).The manager has offered to put the set in his backyard (he lives in the single family home) so it can be monitored easily.What advice would you give me in this situation?

Just try not to get the solution on your skin.

This may or may not be a solution but I definitely would check it out as I personally have seen the worst of cars get smoke puke and other bodily fluids completly out of the car for good!