once everything is set up, it can be 'easy.' 

I’m open to both, short or long-term, in Austin or the surrounding areas (mostly considering San Marcos).

I would suggest you visit any city you are considering buying investment property.

First step is to find out if a shed would be considered a portion of the house. 

@Carlos Ptriawanyep great points.appraisals depend on comps and comps depend on appraisals... until someone comes along with a bunch of cash and sets the new comp.

Anything over 30 days is considered a long term rental, so you will need a lease, do background checks like you would with a LTR.You could do well with that strategy. 

Factors to consider include population characteristics, economics, climate, and overall stability.

If all else fails, i'd look at the local laws to see what type of escalation is possible and have them take it from there.It's unfortunate for your tenant to be going through this but ultimately the situation seems to be out of your control considering you've already sought out a resolution on their behalf.

This method allows you to set terms that not only cover your existing mortgage payments but also provide additional cash flow each month.

that's why I am doing this forum to keep me accounted for my actions)So... for this week, I think I will put more effort into finishing the two books, "asking questions the Sandler way, and "Prospect the Sandler way", finish all the onboard materials for Exp, attend the team meeting, set up social medias, watch the videos I marked up on the "subto" training vault