There are a few in my town and I am confident I can do a really good Airbnb, but even with all the research it scares me that I would not make enough on short term rental market to cover everything and make that extra money necessary.

Should someone damage one of those, I feel fairly confident that I could scrape together enough spare change to replace them, without it bankrupting me. lol I was simply asking for recommendation on who people on here use for liability on their STR's that would cover the things like animals and outdoor activities.

When I was at Hersha we used this approach for 3rd party hotel management engagements and for service providers who performed services on behalf of the hotels my employer owned/managed.

I am eager to engage with like-minded individuals who are focused on improving their financial situations.With a strong background in sales, I’m also interested in potential collaborations, particularly in wholesaling properties, where my sales expertise could be a valuable asset.I look forward to connecting with those who share similar goals.Best regards,Dan

At least that way you can feel confident that the additional leaf guards etc will truly prevent it from happening in the future. 

I have become extremely good at analyzing and can confidently identify a good opportunity when I see one.

Quote from @Bob Stevens: Quote from @Andrew Syrios: I'm not attorney but I'm quite confident they are duty bound to at a minimum disclose that to you beforehand.

This person would assist with documenting our investment adventures, engaging with our audience, and ensuring a steady flow of valuable information.

Land Use attorneys are usually engaged for large, complex developments (although, again, maybe that's the norm in your market; I'm in California).

Confident the house will appreciate at a nice rate, just want to break even monthly.Thank you for your input!