Just pay very close attention to the legal steps/requirements to evict in your State, or else the tenant may win on a minor technicality and you have to start all over.You can always wait for the Lease to expire then give proper notice that you will NOT be renewing the Lease. 

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As long as proper notice was served there should be no issue. 

If the traditional STR markets aren't taking this (Foremost & Proper), I would suggest connecting with an independent agent and they can try the following,1)  Try and find a carrier who can pair the high risk property with your Home and Auto policy.   2)  Find a policy with a Lloyds of London type insurance carrier3)  State back insurance - Each state has a Property insurance fund as a resource if the public can not find coverage. 

The fact they are complaining online might be an indication the property manager dealt with them properly so be sure to ask the manager for their side of the story.7.

The VA loan is a great tool and used properly can help out tremendously.  

Discuss with them what your concerns are and if an LLC or proper insurance would be enough to cover your concerns.Tax benefits - you may want to discuss this with a CPA. 

Looking for expert legal and tax advice - Just found out I could potentially borrow in another country with a very low rate and have been thinking about how to put this opportunity to use while having a proper legal and tax structure.Considerations are:- Loan can be under my name but would require my parents (with local assets as collatoral) as the guarantors. 

Most will check for proper fencing around the pool when they inspect. 

QBO is a lot more comprehensive, customizable, and robust than Stessa (just my opinion) if you know how to set it up and maintain it properly.