I also intend to sell the property in the next year and I'm wondering if he could get mad and upset the sale process.  

I sincerely apologized but clarified that we cannot accept pitties due to insurance limitations.So now she's throwing all these rules and laws (copying and pasting) and is spitting mad. 

If you hold a drivers license, then yes, it is legal to drive a car.

I do work full time as a tow truck driver for AAA.

I listen to a lot of books on business, money and investing during my commute, so I can feel productive :)  Three that I have listened to (OK, it's not John Grisham, but still) lately:The $100 Startup, Chris GillebeauFocus, the hidden driver of excellence Daniel GolemanYour Money or Your Life, Vicki RobinCurrent: The Millionaire Mind, Thomas StanleyFocus and the Millionaire Mind get fairly dull towards the end as it becomes heavily statistics-oriented.

Be courteous and leave enough room on the Driver side, sothat RV can open their doors.B.

Be courteous and leave enough room on the Driver side, so that RV can open their doors.B.

Getting the experience of managing a LTR first will put you in a better position to eventually manage a property manager at a vacation property--if that's a route you decide to take...but, jumping right into a vacation property (with or without a property manager) is sort of like hopping in a car and going on a busy interstate before you've ever had any experience driving, and before you've taken any driver's ed courses.Lastly, another benefit of a SF LTR is that--if you buy in a good neighborhood--it will probably have more stable appreciation and rent income than a vacation property. 

They get pretty mad usually.

Nope says the driver with a lock and chain in is hand.