So unless you speak directly to the previous landlord, you wouldn't know.If I'm wrong, I don't believe I'm far off from the truth in this matter.Also, how long was he on this "steady good paying job"?  

Anything aimed at data science (basic data manipulation/cleaning, open-source database, Machine learning, a basic understanding of Python) and anything aimed at GIS oriented data. 

Saw Larry's name come up a couple of times when googling the Junior Lien Cash Machine course.

As an example, in Colorado, it is illegal for a retailer to include tax in the price (with the exception of vending machines).  

As soon as waste starts washing into your field lines, your days are numbered.

I run an extra phone line with a cordless phone and I also run my fax machine through it as well.It's not fancy, but once you buy the ObiTalk box, it's free and it works flawlessly.

I think it pretty much comes out as a wash for the most part as far as taxes go.  

First it was Clarksville, TN for long term rentals ( LTR) then they decided (“they,” - out of state investors from WA, OR, CA) to move to STR rentals in Gatlinburg as an active income source.The pro of the decision is that rates are great in that area however it might be more saturated since its the “talk of the town,” along with all the other touristy places like the Pocano’s in PA or Palm Springs/Coachella, CA, / etc.However, from a high level approach you’ll want a high income activity or active income machine (for some this is a tech job, an actual business, or STR they operate) and then the passive income sources.

It wasn't totally worthless, but if I didn't already have my long term rental business that I could piggyback this off of I think it would have been about a wash in terms of value (ie the bookings I got I probably would have got anyway on Airbnb or VRBO). 

Why was he so far behind in rent?