In their defense, most of the time they do not fully understand what's going on with their property.

I did meet Fiquan at a RE conference in Chicago a year or so ago. 

The tenant would have a defense if he had a reasonable expectation of privacy.

If I dont know the answer I can definitely point you in the right direction.Also, if you want to meet face-to-face for a quick talk I will be in Miami for a YouTube creator conference for 3 days next month.

I went to a business conference and watched someone present on real estate investing and everything just clicked for me.

I’d like to attend a Vacation Rentals conference this year with my management team.

stories there but I tend to avoid those for the most part.Running communities is hard in their defense but I agree it needs some work and the larger it gets the harder it is. 

Many will have listings of properties they manage that are for sale.Real estate investment conferences and meetups.

You are correct that insurance will always be you first line of defense, but it shouldn't be your only line of defense.

In my defense, this was an earlier (and dumber) purchase.Certain homes work for rentals but large, former primary residences generally do not.