@George Smith Support replied back since some of the Links; i.e. http://get.biggerpockets.com/flippingbook/ were not working either@Jeff B. any analysis you try to PDF did nothing.From BP support: Thank you for letting us know, we are aware of the issue and the technical department is already working on it.Looks like everything is coming back up now!

I do a 30-day meditation every few months, and a few days ago the mantra was 'Prani Dhana', which guides awareness in the natural process of letting go of constricted, conditioned thinking.

I'm aware that is an extremely conservative approach because there is always that "what if" scenario. 

According to Voices of San Diego, it can take up to a year to obtain the permits, and because the city's crackdown on AirBnB is so recent, many aren't aware of the regulations that come with the territory.

Either not really motivated, there is some property/title issue you're not aware of yet, or it's a wholesaler.

I agree with the approach of not expecting people will do these things, but making them aware of your concerns about the upkeep and environment so that they can continue to enjoy a nice home, with like minded neighbors.  

Be aware of all these cost. 2.

Most jurisdictions allow you to include "and All Other Occupants" in your petitionPersonally, knowing that I lived in a state that is not landlord friendly,  I would inform the tenant that I am aware of the violation and "remind" her that if her mother fails to vacate on the day specified to end the lease, that the eviction will be filed against her and will negatively effect her moving forward.

Account Closed As Benjamin has mentioned, be aware of the new rules that Portland just created and how that will affect your negotiations and management. 

He doesn't invest himself (not that I'm aware of) but I would recommend Chris Stalboerger from Miller Welle Heiser out of Saint Cloud.