I figured I would discuss with them after their application is approved...

We then show the unit, answer general questions, and if they ask about the application process, I will give them an application and advise them of the process.

It took a few hours to build my lease and application on the website (impossible on the app), but once you set it up adding additional properties is a breeze.The application, screening ($30), and rent notifications are great.

Here are a few ways I use them for long-term rentals:Tenant Communication: handling inbound calls, screening applications, scheduling showings, and following up.Property Management Support: coordinating with contractors, managing maintenance logs, and tracking work orders.Back-Office Work: bookkeeping, updating QuickBooks, rent collection records, and reporting.Marketing & Listings: creating property listings, posting on rental sites, and monitoring inquiries.The biggest success comes from training them on your exact systems, not expecting them to build it for you.

I’ve charged an early lease termination fee of two months with a 30 day notice.

Do you still use an application?

@Zachary Sneed - Submission of multiple mortgage applications at the time of each purchase should not be an issue for your credit score, as long as you do them all within a short period of time (such as within 30 days). 

It clearly states that application fees are nonrefundable and outlines the qualification requirements.

Slower response times on applications, slow inspection processes, and delays on payments.

Application / documentationYou will need to submit: a completed STR permit application, letter describing proposed rental use, floor plan, copy of a blank lease agreement, proof of ownership.Fee: The application fee is cited as about $63 for the application / two‐year permit in many guides.Tax obligationsHosts must collect and remit:Florida Sales Tax (6%) on rental stays of six months or less.