Vacation rentals do best when you manage them yourself which can be time consuming.

IF the Tenant fails to pay rent, be sure to have an attorney who handles evictions on your vendor list so that they are on the ready to process any of those needed evictions.Of course, if there is any damage to the units upon move-out, that would take up time.Mostly, the time consuming items occur when things go sideways. 

@Andrew Fidler thanks Andrew; I believe that Zoom meetings are a good idea, they are also less time consuming.

It works, but it’s very time consuming.

Managing a multifamily property - albeit small - can turn into a time-consuming endeavor.

I have always been interested in REI so recently have been consuming as much information as I can through podcasts, books, youtube videos, forums etc. 

These reporting requirements apply only if you are making any payments required by the agreement.If your account is current and you make an agreement to make a partial payment, skip a payment, or other accommodation, then the creditor is to report to credit reporting companies that you are current on your loan or account...”https://www.consumerfinance.gov/about-us/blog/protecting-your-credit-during-coronavirus-pandemic/ (last updated in July)But here is a consumer lawyer’s take on the issue, and it appears to agree with the above quote from the CFPB blog:https://www.americanbar.org/groups/business_law/publications/blt/2020/10/credit-reporting/There are other nuances to read about - and not everyone who writes about their own experience on social media may understand their own nuances.

A quick google will give you a link...basically they settled with the FTC and now the ambulance chasers are hoping to cash in on the consumer side.

I haven't been involved in anything like this, but I'd be sure you have an iron clad contract to be in the safe side. 

I dont either but what I dislike more than the sulfur well water are the the iron stains it makes on the sinks/showers/and toilets.