Depending on the state the option for a security filing are either a UCC which is a notice of lien on personal property, or a lien on a vehicle, which mobile homes are considered in a few states.

I noticed that I was spending a lot of time on social media.

The laws,  including the recently passed washington 'just cause' rules do allow for giving a tenant notice to vacate if you are going to owner occupy,  or for substantial rehabilitation  (meaning necessary work will make home uninhabitable, and typically also means permits must be pulled for some aspect of the work;   paint and carpets doesn't count)   But keep in mind COVID moratorium rules and still in effect  though  (in theory) they are phasing out.    

One thing I noticed is you’re goal is to cashflow $10k a year but the cash on cash return on these isn’t that good.

I was running some numbers on a property to get some experience in running numbers and I noticed that the property that I was looking at did not have a dish washer.

Therefore, he gave me notice through a text that he wanted to terminate the lease agreement. 

Looking at a property in the Charleston area that has a notation "Notice of Lis Pendens". 

Just got my reassessment notice and the value went 50% up.

When I did the second walk through I noticed a few things that I didn't see on the first walk through.

Sorry I didn't notice this until now but you can certainly use the BRRRR method for Short Term Rentals (STRs) however, not every loan will treat short term rental income the same.