When I first started out I thought I could figure it out watching how-to videos online, reading books, asking questions in forums, etc.

Or I’ve read storage units might be a good option.

They are not horrible tenants I don't mind them at all, they have been there about 2.5 years.I am not the type of landlord to stay out of this because I truly care about the damage and frustration this is causing for my other tenant. 

Reading a lot of posts on this forum it sounds like many of you look at the whole picture and it's not always black and white… To me the 580 and the bankruptcy are unacceptable at face value, however, the 7 years, the 4.7X, and 0 late payments since bankruptcy offset those blemishes.  

there may or may not be much, I haven't read it, but for the price you can't go wrong

Quote from @Joel Oh: From my experience, Aircover never failed to cover any damage.Ah well there's your problem....If you read similar threads on this very Forum, you'll see that most host's experience with AirBnB are the opposite.

I mention all this to simply be careful.  

Joined BiggerPockets recently after reading Brandon Turner's Book on Rental Property Investing.

The new tax law that you mention, I read up on it last week. 

That can involve leveling compound or underlayment designed for flooring.This might seem a little picky but I really want everyone reading this post to understand.