For newly constructed, purchased or renovated properties and also retroactive generally over the last 10 years, building components are properly classified into individual units of property and accurate recovery periods for computing depreciation deductions.

if this is me I am still going to go to a lawyer VS downloading a form online and have them prepare the proper note and then I would do just as @John Kunick laid out. 

Also, the evidence to determine if the foreclosure was done properly is either found and ready to be presented by now or it will never be found.

Just set a calendar reminder to give proper notice each year.

There's host insurance, STR insurance (Proper, CBIZ) and reserves for any damages.Good luck and DM me if you have any other questions!

If the tenant that has “abandoned” the place has stopped communicating and paying rent, send the proper notice as soon as the next payment is late, then evict assuming you don’t get a response.

You pay interest only payment for the duration of the loan. 

If the property is properly priced and listed at 190k I can't imagine low balls will even be considered.

Another risk could be landlords who have proceeds from cash out refinance that are not properly traced and accounted for.

Ring floodlight camerasSchlage encode or whatever your local handyman feels comfortable withTowels/bedding-whatever my cleaners recommends in that particular marketStreaming services if available, dvd/blue ray playerHonestly just proper auto messaging through your Management software takes care of most items and makes the guest feel like they are being checked up on.