Do you guys suggest that your tenants use other solutions (such as alcohol based products)?

In the states where it’s legal, treat it like alcohol.

It is like a group for alcoholics.

Alcohol is expensive and damages your body / brain. 

Apartments might be a little quicker than SF homes, but we have an actual slide deck (on a tablet) to walk them trough the main issues and we have significantly fewer issues with people that went through our formal orientation @Marcus Auerbach I think we just proved that there are reasons you can make it work and reasons it doesn’t work under both scenarios.

I use Proper insurance, unwritten by Lloyds of London, for my STR - covers the extra issues you would expect from an STR like vandalism, alcohol liabilities, business interruption up $10k, hot-tub cooties etc.

@Cole FleishourDoctors or not, I know some who are on drugs and alcoholics, they are human like anyone else.If they have violated at least two items of your lease agreement.

Around here, that's how it's done.If he is truly alcoholic, I'd be concerned that he was mentally competent when he signed the contracts.

This is an example of why people in the field aren’t worried about it: https://finance.yahoo.com/news...Billionaire tech investor calls programmers 'the most scarce commodity on the planet' It is hard to mention to some grandpas here in BP is that EE/CS/SW graduates already secured six-digit salaries even before they allowed to buy alcohol. 

Hi Joanna,You can download the book's bonuses here https://www.biggerpockets.com/LandlordBookBonusIt's a zip file and mobiles/tablets may not be able to open zip files properly.