It is also possible that blue acres buyouts can take place in certain areas but my experience on this is with Sandy.

and once in a blue moon I will call one.1. 

In addition to heartily second Nathan's assessment of your PM, I'll also throw out this:If there's reason to believe that the tenant has abandoned the property then there is a legal protocol for that.If there is reason to believe that someone is in the home who is not permitted to be there then there is a legal protocol for that.If there is a Bald Eagle identifying as a blue alien living there and they are both a protected class and endangered species at the same time, welp there's probably a protocol for that, too.While it would be prudent for you to understand the basics of Tenant Landlord Law implications, you darn sure shouldn't pay someone to manage your assets if they don't know how to handle this and take this off your plate.

It really depends on which of the drivers of each segment of rentals is more present with your condo, and which segment has the best blue ocean dynamic present.For example, if you are near a regional hospital and everyone is goo-goo-gah-gah over STRs in the area, mid-term is likely your cash cow. 

Purchase price: $173,000 Cash invested: $40,000 Contributors: Rhonda Blue Adorable One bedroom Cabin just on the Pigeon Forge River.

I'd be willing to bet your area in Maine is a fairly blue ocean, at least compared to the rest of the country.

I tried just typing the @ symbol before their name but it doesn't show up blue so I don't think that it worked.

Not all bad, mostly blue collar workers but right in the middle of Detroit (which many investors stay away from).

But if I received a letter with these statements out of the blue I'd think "boloney".By "premiere real estate company" I'd assume you are from a brokers office and that broker does more business in the area than any other.

Most of my partners said that they wouldn't consider investing with me if I called out of the blue.2 - Fake it until you make it.