Great tenants and will hate to see them leave but they must move on due to tax laws of working in a state for more than 1 year.I’m asking what is everyone’s experience with trying to squeeze in STR guests in between MTR tenants.

I'm curious about how they are able to convert your business credit cards into a cash line of credit while avoiding the high balance transfer interest rates.  

A great place for CA investors because it's close to CA, no income tax, landlord friendly, tech job (Data centers), manufacturing job growth (Tesla), geographically constrained, and the 4th lowest property taxes (do not reassess on sale) in the nation. 

@Steve Ford the points is usually based on your credit and your downpayment. 

Especially because the guest is already getting sticker-slapped by the "service fees" and taxes.

Credit score is about 760. 25 year term with a 5 year draw period.Option 1 using max line of credit:At the max loan to value of 89.99% the interest rate increases to 11.5% This is prime of 8.5% + 3%.Line of credit amount: $140,000Estimated interest only payment: $1,245.83Estimated full qualifying payment: $1,489.04Option 2Dropping the loan to value to 80% to decrease the rate to 10.5%.

Those who have excellent credit can pick and choose more and they will not bother with you and your $50 fee. 

What is the best way to approach this from a property tax standpoint?

RE taxes are almost 9K/year. 

Pay off your credit cards ( the bank can do that for you with the proceeds) and start aggressively paying off that consolidation loan while making sure you have reserves for the three doors you now own.