Being a savvy investor you realize - as you have mentioned - that the rents are below market a.k.a. value add opportunity... and so becuase of this and because there is less competition due to the reason most other 'investors' are ignoring it right now as I have mentioned.

In car washing, I get all types of rude, ignorant, indignant customers. 

This is the simplest method, but it also means your tenants are more likely to abuse the utilities by leaving windows open with the heat or A/C running, leaving lights on, ignoring the toilet that constantly flushes on its own, etc.3.

Yeah I have been watching the deals that come through and I am wondering how long it will be before IV gets stigmatized as being the place with the overpriced, bad deals and investors start ignoring the emails? 

Obviously it wouldn't be a good idea to ignore the notice.

Ignoring Regulatory ChangesThe regulatory landscape for short-term rentals is constantly evolving.

What I see as an operator and investor down here is many people ignoring HOA rules and trying to slide by and do shorter term rentals even when buildings don't allow it.

Rental assistance/payments will begin the date the property passes the inspection.There are landlords that do not like the Section 8 program or want to be involved with it, either due to a bad tenant experience (which can happen in or out of the program) or simply from stereotype or ignorance of the program. 

If it shows on the report and you ignored and closed you have no claim.Soil sounds like is the concern as is porous.

Prove me wrong.Work/money not offset by savingsThe amount of work -- and money -- to build a site and do proper SEO to get noticed is not offset by the small amount of savings from not paying booking fees on sites like Airbnb and Furnished Finder.It's not how humans searchDirect booking sites ignore how people search for short-term rentals or medium-term rentals.