LTR Backup Plan: I want to ensure that if the STR route doesn’t pan out, the property could sustain itself as a long-term rental (LTR).

But I do think letting the seller go is probably the best thing to do in the long run.

I currently am living in a single family home that would rent for 1800-2000$ a month if I chose to rent it long term.

Fresh eyes help.Mindset Check: You're never going to know everything before you start.

Someone asked that they other day and that is kind of an eye opener/head scratcher.

The all-in podcast was just talking about this and govt bureacracy and how nothing will be affordable as long as we have a government that has so many people creating crazy stipulations that make nothing easy or affordable.

Hey everyone,I bought a property last year using seller financing.

Guests will ask you and having some updated information about the area is always helpful. 100% can't stress enough to stay there for as long as you can to note the nuances every house has. 

They know the market, understand contracts and law, are experts at negotiation, provide a second (objective) set of eyes, and more.

I would suggest trying someone local, may hosts have find their last resort at a local insurance company.