Sorry if that's a loaded question-I spent a good amount of time looking around for (good) property managers that will handle STRs and did not come up with much, which would be a huge obstacle.

, house settling, or weight of roofing (that's what the roofer thinks).Horizontal & vertical crack in foundation wall.

So definitely buy on the dip & load up. 

The door alone was estimated to weigh over 4k lbs and the concrete vault walls were prefabbed concrete panels that weighted half a ton each - there were about 30 of these. 

My two schools of thought: a) proceed immediately with eviction proceedings, or at least send a warning letter. b) continue trying to cordially reach them to mitigate fees associated with eviction, headache and them potentially trashing the place in retaliation.Any seasoned vets want to weight in here?

The issue cost me over $1000 this week and I went over a year now having to do dryer loads 3 times to dry them.

Tenants come out to my place and cut a dumptruck load of wood as necessary.

It's pretty painful to be caught up in the system when a tenant makes a claim...whether its true or not.Speaking with an attorney and having them review and revise your lease is worth it's weight in gold.Best of luck

Perhaps, it’s spending an hour researching credit scores to develop a solid understanding of how they work and which factors carry the most weight.  

I know that's a loaded question but I want to learn as much as I can about the market and get some advice before buying a house!