Hi @Dalwin Garcia, If you're interested in learning about syndication and connecting with high-quality like-minded people, I would definitely recommend that event.

There is not really any assessment of the quality of work or customer service, nor is there a reason to use them based on fair and reasonable pricing.

Recognize filling your vacancies as a major aspect of your REI business success and deal with it quickly and efficiently every time.Do your best to find quality tenants.

I was surprised by that considering they advertise themselves as “exceptional service, high quality fine hotel experience” on VRBO and on their website.

Most will find that quality of the housing stock as well as the tenants in each of these areas are not the same, so what will work in one, may not work in the other. 

If you're doing a large list, I'd say pay for a quality skip tracing service.

So much hinges on : 1. the quality of the rehab (condition of the house), 2. the quality of the neighborhood (will you be able to attract and retain good tenants), and 3. whether you have really good property management. 

Wow, that's a great story, I'm looking to get my first property myself, trying to close before the end of year, with the current events looking to hunt for quality deals and multiply year over year.

I know screening and acquiring quality tenants can prevent this issue, but say somehow this happens.

If you're providing a quality home, why would they leave if you're in line with the market price?