So, here comes the question, what is the best way to go about making my current home into an asset while getting into a newer home my family can enjoy and continue to grow and mind my business?

The latest situation was my tenants had no water and the unit 1 owner was ready to go on vacation and was not comfortable providing access.

I've been a member of several such groups, but only one, Lifeonaire, deserves full credit for lifting me from the depths of despair and then completely re-shaping my entire world to be the amazing and exciting carnival ride I enjoy today!

Kyle Moore Residential and Vacation Services. 2 years tax returns.

My goal is two-gold:  1st to provide cash flow to reinvest and grow my wealth and 2nd to provide me some extra money to enjoy with my family.

I just went to Invest now Atlanta last week and really enjoyed myself.

  :)Just quickly looking at Airdna (this is the free view so accuracy could be wrong), but if there are really 3200+ rentals in a vacation area that small, my guess is competition is driving down daily rates and occupancy is highly competitive. 

Do they remain to be tenants until they are officially given notice to vacate?

I have enjoyed the forums since getting started myself.

Although I probably could have gotten my license quicker going the online route, I did enjoy going to the in person classes.