I can also refer you to some great lenders in Ohio, who will be able to answer your questions on financing. 

I want to say he was from Louisville, KY but no amount of searching is helping me...I don't recall the specific episode you're referring to, but based on my experience, renting to non-profits hasn't worked out well.

It never looks good when someone's first post is a reference...

Having everything in one place will make it easier to reference when needed.

Additionally, you can network with other real estate professionals and investors—if they own STRs, they can likely refer you to their CPA.If you prefer not to attend in-person meetups, consider joining local real estate groups online to connect with both tax professionals and investors.

Find a reliable cleaner and handyman with STR experience and references. 

A good example of the value of a worthwhile real estate professional are the referrals and references of support services like lender recommendations.

I highly recommend with ANY GC... call multiple reference AND double check the license/ROC number they give you. 

(Case and point the BOI you’re referring to) I’m convinced of this because there’s clear exemptions in place to shield yourself or at minimum hedge against BOI liability.

Usual and customary usually refers to outdated but working components, such as old ducts in a house that do not support central air well for lack of returns.