Apparently, the two parties had a conversation before work even started after concern was expressed by the tenant.

On your end you need to review and identify what the cause is specifically...if there's nothing in the lease to specifically point to then it's harder but I would still impress upon the tenant that he stops whatever is causing this or he moves out. 

Quote from @Annie Seurer: Quote from @Guy Keren: Hi everyone,I'm exploring the possibility of starting a short-term rental business in Jacksonville.  

Am totally new to investing, but every training session i read or listen to, says to start in your back yard. 

I'm particularly passionate about starting my portfolio and flipping my first house and then finding a couple of rental properties. 

I have no experience in real estate and have no mentor so I joined to grow my knowledge and better prepare for the journey I'm about to start.

I've been consuming alot of the BP podcast which has made me feel alot better about not having a ton of money to start. 

If you have paid extra, or if it's interest only, or some other feature...you may have to do something different but amortization schedules are usually a good place to start.

I have started doing it, but I'm not sure if I'm doing it correctly.  

@Zach Kirchoff I second @Jay Hinrichs in being impressed at your achieving a $350k LOC, that is not an easy feat in that industry segment what so ever.