When hosts use waiversSome larger operators do use digital waivers (especially for higher-risk amenities), but they:Disclose the waiver requirement in the listing descriptionAutomate it pre-check-inTie access instructions to completionThat said, enforcement can be messy if a guest refuses to sign.3.

Some of the larger property management tools seem built more for traditional rentals where one unit = one tenant.Would love to hear how others here are handling it.

It's a larger house so I think there is less demand for that. 

Some directions I’m considering:One larger multifamily (10–20 units) in a Midwest cashflow marketSmaller properties (SFR or small multifamily) to diversify risk and operationsHigher cap-rate secondary markets (with solid property management)Creative structures (seller finance, assumable debt, portfolio purchases, etc.)My preferences/constraints:Midwest/out-of-state is fineModerate/cosmetic value-add OK (not heavy rehab)Pure cashflow focus over appreciationCredit score: excellentIf you were in my position, what path would you take — and what would you avoid?

It's all about the personal financial statement.

Regarding financial info, if you do not have written records to prove your statements ("always late"), do not respond beyond quoting monthly rent, current balance outstanding, security deposit on hand.

Also wondering: have users mainly been small landlords, or are property managers with larger portfolios showing interest as well? 

When financing is more flexible and reserves are stronger, it’s easier to plan preventative maintenance and phased improvements instead of reacting to problems.In practice, the loan doesn’t just affect the balance sheet — it influences how quickly owners can address aging systems, upgrade units, or build reserves for larger capital items.

This reduces risk and gives you a learning path for raising larger pools of capital later.Best of luck as you make this transition!

Ask how many doors they manage, what their maintenance approval threshold is, how they handle turnovers, and whether they send you itemized monthly statements.