This is a sort of litmus test for me, so please be honest (but kind lol): What are your thoughts on AI in property management? If you utilize it, then to what extent? I've seen some people implementing chatbots for te...

However, researching state laws is always a necessity. 

Are they resorting to a basement location out of necessity?

Out of necessity, (minimal cash), I began my investing with lease options. 

The stability during economic downturns, the in person necessity, sticky tenants, strong tenant income, etc.Did you invest in these medical properties by yourself or with a group or partner?

I will say certain times of year people are less willing unless it's a necessity.

It is highly recommended to consult with a legal and tax professional before proceeding.Pros of deeding your STR to an LLC     - Liability protection     - Asset Protection     - Separation of Finances     - Tax Flexibility     - Enhanced Credibility     - Privacy and anonymity     - Easier ownership transfer     - Simplified estate planningCons of deeding your STR to an LLC     - "Due-on-sale" clause     - Increased costs and administration     - Potential tax consequences     - Need for separate finances     - Loss of homestead exemptionGiven the complexities involved, especially with potential lender issues ("Due-on-sale" clause), tax consequences, and the necessity of maintaining corporate formalities, it's highly advisable to consult with an attorney and a tax professional before making the transfer.

Flooring recommended above by @John Warren also water resistant so maybe it's not a big deal, but I'd think for rental waterproof would be a necessity.

By pivoting strategies (out of necessity), I was able to claim 15 years of depreciation and other tax benefits, build equity, generate positive cash flow, and sell for an appreciated value.

You should try to actively keep costs as minimal as possible when first starting off, unless it is an absolute necessity.