Is it a vacation type area, business, both, or utilitarian where people stay weeks or months to live there?

I’m new to real estate investing and would like to specialize in creative financing and STR or vacation rentals.

I did not charge July rent because I wanted to get the tenants to move out, because they were trying to cause legal problems.I'm conflicted about this carpet cleaning situation not because I'm kind, but because California has a ruthless 3x penalty for frivolously deducting from security deposit, and our stupid contract is vague and open to interpretation.Here's the exact line in my contract... "  Upon RESIDENT’s vacating the premises, OWNER/Agent may withhold from the security deposit only such amounts as are reasonably necessary to remedy RESIDENT defaults including, but not limited to, the following: to clean the premises, if necessary, upon termination of the tenancy in order to return the unit to the same level of cleanliness it was in at the inception of the tenancy,According to Avvo, some attorneys say you can't deduct for something that looks clean.

As far as vacation rentals go, we should be able to get you rental history and income on most properties.  

It is a short term vacation condo rental in Destin, FL (considered a 2nd home currently but can also be considered an investment property) I have had my current loan for 1 year and my current company can refinance to an ARM however we are seeking a fixed rate mortgage.

I have a few Short-term vacation rentals that owned by an LLC.

Pete area and would love to have property here that my family can one day vacation to.  

Does this side abutt an old alley or road that has been vacated thereby giving your piece half?

Bought it via foreclosure (didn't have access to the inside of the property) and wouldn't ya know it appears the previous owner is still in the home so we just sent her a 10 day notice to vacate letter....So needless to say this is getting quite interesting for my first investment property haha!

I'd only buy a vacation rental if you plan on using it often.