Now just shy of 1 year into the lease, she is engaged and wants to break the lease to move in with fiancee into his house.

My relationships with players/coaches, successes, failures, and injuries have all cultivated a grit mindset, relational skills, and a motor for success.

Plus when searching for STRs to stay in I appeal to environments that are engaging and vibrant.

In Florida I am getting 18% on my tax certificates and sometimes way higher than that when the redemption is very fast as I get the 5% net minimum in a few days that would be an equivalent to a few 100% per year equivalent.But they are more and more difficult to get by as there are too many players in this arena who are bidding down to 0% hopping to get the 5% minimum pay.

You may asWell engage one now.

The behavior in question includes passengers refusing to wear masks, drinking excessively and engaging in physical or verbal assault (including what the agency describes as political intimidation and harassment of lawmakers).

Your decision should be final so don't engage them by phone, text, or email.

As far as resources, here are a few:* BP newbie posts (here), ask a lot of questions and stay engaged* One rental at a time (youtube and podcast) - I've pretty much modeled my investing career after Michael, as I have a full time job and it has worked out very well. * Dion Speaks (youtube) - he's got some great insights and thoughts on how to get started. * Rich Dad - I like his books, but stay away from his courses and paid training. * BP has a ton of books for getting started* Bruce Norris - he's a local investor and has some great content out there, especially for CA-based investors.I would also focus on markets that are not in LA proper, typically the best area for rentals is going to be 2-4 hours away from the city center. 

(quarterly bookkeeping will be less expensive than having it done every month)How often you want to be engaged with your CPA.How organized your books areetcYou may want to reach out to a couple of CPA to test their competency.

I ultimately ended up finding ORS 696.020 which states that a license is required for individuals "engaged in professional real estate activities".