The thing with short term rentals is the constant turnover, but once you have the systems in place (i.e. local cleaning service, etc.)

I am constantly looking at SFR Investiments property online.

I'm new to this world and I find myself constantly in "solution" mode.

This street had 2 homes that were getting complaints about high grass and weeds and 2 other homes that were constantly getting complaints from the city about trash and illegal operations of businesses.

As to what type of property to buy, i would suggest multyfalimy, because you will be the owner of it, you get to set your own rules and don't need to waist money on constantly increasing condo fees.

I've paid my rent on time every single month, how is this fair.They have all of my contact info and I'm constantly sitting on the steps (i don't have a balcony so that's basically the balcony to me) outside getting fresh air.

Look Foward to hearing your replies thank you.A quick rule of thumb is that every 10,000 financed right now is about 54 dollars per month on a 30 year fixed if you're considering investment cash out at around 5.00% so that 54 X 12 months = 648 dollars annual per 10,000 obtained at close.This would be considered a mortgage constant of 6.48% annual or payment so whatever you do with this 10,000 just make sure it pencils out because you'll be having 6.48% annual pay out or higher.Personally I try to triple my cost of capital so if its 6.48% I would aim for 18-20% cash on cash or higher so that the 6.48% is only 1/3rd of your annual Cash flow return (obviously there other benefits too like forced equity, appreciation, tax benefits, etc). 

I live in Park City and am constantly running numbers on vacation rentals.

I have a tenant that pays rent every month but is constantly starting problems calling the township on me and also threatening now to Sue me . is it a legal to not renew this person's least if they are on a month to month lease and own their own trailer i want too evict this person immediately but need to know the right way to do it.  

The word "bubble" is being used to describe a market peak by people here on BP that have never experienced a full market cycle and/or do not understand real estate market cycles...which are constant and never ending.There's no bubble.