The type of house would include viking appliances, hardy board, and Andersen windows for example.

Mind you they drove luxury cars, etc. so it's not like they were wanting for anything...While my initial goal might have been to retire early with this, I've kept cashing out and growing it, as I've started to enjoy the "game".

Maybe you can add in a theater room or game room to distinguish yourself.

With us being new to the game, are there any other financing options that anyone knows about that we possibly could take advantage of?

If you want them out it would be better to just write off the extra month’s rent as a loss then for them to game the system and to get to start the process all over again time wise.

38 items are not complex and frankly any syndication GP that does not include them by default (or most of them) is likely catering to less sophisticated  investors.

This question comes from me finding a property that seems to be in decent condition for this type of property however it will need alot of work including a second bathroom if I were going to be able to sell it as current 3/2 prices. 

When we purchased this property, it was run down and had major issues to fix and there was an additional .34 acre parcel of land included with the purchase that is located next door.

@Brook Bolger, to add to what Peter said, if/when your property is listed for sale, agents inevitably will ask why there is a discrepancy between public records stating your house has 3 bedrooms and also the square footage so you'll need to tell them that it takes some time for public records to be updated.For the STR portion, when you apply for your permit and state that it's a 4 bedroom (or 5 or whatever including the ADU's bedroom count if including the ADU for guest use), the county may ask you the same question and you'll need to supply the permits and certificate of occupancy.

However, in the game of investor relations, and in any game that is based upon actual human trust and relationships, progress is not linear.