Tenant will have their attorney drag this out and possibly get a restraining order against you, making it difficult for you to manage the property.Getting rid of this tenant will make your life easier in the long run, but never forget the lessons this tenant taught you.

This is time sensitive. 

How do you address clutter in shared spaces—especially when one renter is recovering from surgery and sensitivity is needed?

Depending on how rate sensitive you are, there are also zero-point DSCR options.Good luck! 

Hey Nicole, yeah I have heard and seen less traffic as well - some a speculating that the current administrations cuts within a recent big bill is forcing places of employment, specifically hospitals to restrain from paying premuiums on travel jobs and focusing on staffing positions.

The key is letting the system handle the 80% that’s repetitive while making sure the 20% that’s sensitive, urgent, or personal goes straight to a human.What I’ve found is that AI works best when it’s not replacing people but triaging the noise.

In the midst of me coming up with a down payment and saving for emergency fund for said property, I feel like I’m taking all the right steps in education but can’t help but feel a bit restrained in the action I can be currently taking. lol I’m open to bird dog (never done before) as I learn more each day about my market and others.

It handles passwords and other types of sensitive information such as credit cards and Social Security numbers.

@Robin Smith  the tenant is asking to be reimbursed so no sensitive info but doesn't keycheck work like smartmove where you choose the payer upon sending the link?

Both short-term rentals (STRs) and long-term rentals (LTRs) can be profitable, but the path to those returns looks very different.Here’s a quick breakdown:Short-Term Rentals (STRs)Higher income potential: Nightly rates can often outpace monthly rents, especially in high-demand areas.Flexibility: Owners can use the property themselves when it’s not booked.More work (or systems): Guest turnover, cleaning, and constant marketing require either a strong management system or more personal involvement.Market sensitivity: Local regulations and seasonal demand can change things quickly.Long-Term Rentals (LTRs)Stability: Steady monthly cash flow with less turnover.Lower expenses: Fewer turnovers mean less spent on cleaning, furnishing, or marketing.Easier to finance: Lenders often prefer long-term rental stability.Less flexibility: Once you sign a lease, the property is locked in until renewal.The real question isn’t “Which is better?”