smells like a class action lawsuit but what do I know

@Ryuji MoriSimilar boat as you - only had one that stopped paying, but recently received ERAP (inherited tenant).

I thought that was high as it was a pretty beat up class C.  

At the high end, you're looking at a nice STR in an A class neighborhood. 

Feel free to DM me. a plug for Oregon - it is a place where year round you can be outside exploring and enjoying nature, so so many places to go and see - world class food.... 

In the future look for class A tenants, make sure they have a good rental history.

As such, you are not very likely to find something meeting this specific criteria listed on the MLS as the strong demand for this asset class pushes down the returns.

Hi David,Now they have curtains up, and are Class C--maybe they will stay for 15 years.Forever renters have to rent somewhere.Class C renters and their visitors tend to be hard on the units anyway.Drunken fist punched holes in the walls, broken things, knobs missing, screens missing (???)

Yes, you are only allotted up to 40 classes within one subscription which some use to track each individual property.

Forget about the LLC and asset protection classes, be good, have insurance (an umbrella when you get rich) and abide health and safety codes you will be fine.