As long as you have good records indicating that the tenant frequently violated the terms of the lease (ie. did not pay rent on time) then you should be fine.

As an agent who deals with building STRs quite frequently (Smokies), your agent should only be entitled to the commission being offered in the listing.

@Peter KopchikI’m a property manager by day and I deal with these types of things frequently.

I frequently work with investors from out of state.

Yes I bought a 4 acre tract in Rohnert park when it was not buildable but it was only 27k in 1995.. but it was right behind a home depot and on a freeway closer leaf only one block off well town grew out to us.. casino went in across the street brand new hotel next door and I have been entertaining offers in the 2.5 to 3 million range.. have not closed yet though.. you know those CA.

I travel much so generally weekends for me of course, and frequently a Monday or Friday.What say you all?

Thanks for the reply too.Does anyone have any thoughts on consolidating some threads with questions that are frequently asked at the top of each forum?

I visit there frequently and have rented a beach front house in September for a week.As a customer I want to see and hear the ocean.

The best agents are also investing and/or have heavy hitter buyers, so if I come across a great deal myself I’m either buying it myself, getting a partner (maybe someone like you) or sending a video/touring with my most frequent buyers.

You can also do little adjustments to your listing frequently like changing the price slightly, adding promotions, changing the listing description, adding new photos/videos.