I will admit that I don't have time to call each and every insurance firm here, and I could probably find better deals, but consolidating all our insurance products in one place saves time.

Thanks for sharing your unfortunate experience.I work for a large architecture firm and have worked with building departments in various cities and jurisdictions. 

(www.marcellpro.com)  It uses cellular network so isn't wifi - so it unfortunately and requires a yearly hosting fee which comes to about 15 bucks a month. 

I believe in being firm with your tenants and as I said I would start an eviction I feel I have to drive back the 4 hours to the property on the 5th and stick a 3 days notice on their door.

Michelle Rawn -- Rawn Law Firm. 

Airbnb itself also has current hosts who would be willing to service your spot.

I currently work for an engineering consulting firm as an assistant project manager.

Take advantage of this and start your career as a landlord.Also I would recommend getting a part time job or paid internship with a real estate firm.

Be firm and things get better. 

A lot of firms compartmentalize and leave leasing to a real estate agent who focuses on buys and sells and sees leasing as secondary.