I just joined my local REIA (South Bay Chapter (LAC-REIA)) to also help me find additional information.A quick snapshot of my current status and goals. 

Most of the guests pay by the week, and right now 7 of 8 units are filled.

This status is important because it allows you to treat real estate losses as non-passive, meaning you can offset them against your W-2 income or other active income.If you don’t qualify, real estate investments are considered passive income by default, and losses can typically only offset other passive income, not your W-2 income.

@Matt Motil  Have you heard of anyone legally getting the city to change the 2-family status to 3-family?  

You should have sent a notice to quit on August 13th, but what are their lease statuses?

on September 25th and network but also learn from the guest speaker about rental investments :) https://www.spacecityrei.com/

This is also the difference between additional insured status and merely being a certificate holder.

Getting a large network of companies that know your personal brand to recommend you to your ideal guest is key to steady bookings. 

Side note, The calendar can get tricky to work out inspections, appraisers and closing dates as the home may have guests.

I feel like I found a gold mine. lol.