Of course, those directly on the oceanfront were astronomically more expensive.Those on the west side of 3A were somewhat lower priced and were considered less desirable - even though much of the west side had 2 acre zoning - much larger than the east side.The distance between the two sides could be 100 yards and the price difference could easily be $100,000.If you don't have the local knowledge to discern that sort of thing, I suggest contacting a good full-time Realtor to help you. 

You can create QB reports easily so it would reflect your income the way you want.

Most agents are using CTM e-contracts,  Docu-sign or similar electronic contract systems and it seems like the software could be coded not to disclose the buyer's name until acceptance rather easily.

Depending how savvy they are and how much they want to push it easily could take 7 months to get both of them out (this is with delays and all).

@Palani (Pono) WrightCRE to me is not something that you need a lengthy formal education and experience in, it’s not something that is easily learned over the course of 3-6 months.

That may pay for a small place in the winter, but it won't cover the cost of a furnished rental in the summer during tourist season where the owner could easily make $3,000 or more a month. 

In month-to-month tenancies, however, landlords can change the rules of tenancy more easily.

I can easily reach out to the delinquent homeowner and offer to buy the home and save him a likely foreclosure judgement. 

Low enough to be read, but high enough were lazy code enforcement workers can't take them down or razor blade them easily.

It will give you a LOT of comfort and easily allow you to see through BS with threatening tenants.Generally, tenants cannot withhold rent unless you don't take any action to fix the "problems" within a timely manner (in VT that's 30 days, of course this doesn't apply to issues that would make a unit uninhabitable, like if the furnace goes out in February).