@Jorge Vazquez I often get inundated with these types of calls after credit pulls, particularly when opening credit accounts at supply houses for building materials, but less frequently when credit pulls are completed for bank loans.

Some places have outsized supply/demand problems and you don't want to be put on a waitlist for an emergency repair. 

The property is worth $500,000 roughly and this should lead to a $60-65K depreciation deduction from a mixture of long-term depreciable assets and short term (furniture, finishes, sidewalks, landscaping, etc.).

The supply of rentals in DFW shot up the last couple years.

There are buyers that want specific room sizes....my furniture will only fit in a bedroom X x X size or larger, or I need a living room bigger than X x X. 

Recently, homeownership has become less and less attainable due to high interest rates, tariffs affecting new construction, and low supply.

The advantage of Airbnb vs Hotels is that they offer more of an experience and immersion into the place where they are located, and if the property isn’t offering that at a high level it won’t stand out among the rising supply of listings.

I spent so much time sourcing high quality furniture and housewares and now that I'm trying to offload it all, I don't know how to find the people I need to find who might be interested.

.• Caregiver wages, food, supplies, licensing, insurance, and overhead are all fully deductible.• Since you plan to live in the home, you will need a clear split between personal use and business use.

If your systems are tight or you can outsource (cleaning, supply restock, guest comms), it’s doable.