You can make minor adjustments based on the type of appliances (dishwasher, clothes washer and dryer, air conditioning, etc.) and the size of the rental.

I have a tenant that wants to move into one of my other units right away on the first.I am trying to accommodate them the best way I can by doing my final walk through inspection of the place at the end of the month when the Tennant leaves (notate repairs and habitation of unit) and complete a new walk through with the tenant moving in.Tenant is begging to have their cleaners come in the morning of the 1st which interferes with the walk through.

So I need to clear the air a bit with Fund & Grow.

I have helped a handful of Hawaii investors purchase Air BNBs in Independence as well and just North of the River.

My cleaner offered to go over there and I put it out there.

That looks mostly cosmetic from the photos, but I thought I saw an interior air unit so the HVAC could be shot, basement flooring is just concrete.

I can also put it on my phone. we had a IRS agent that just wanted to take us to the wood shed.. she disallowed more than that.

If you are renting by the room, I'd also get a cleaner in to clean the common areas.

The statefarm agent I am working with is assuring me that it will be "written as a seasonal/secondary home for you with the endorsements to cover the air B&B"Is this adequate or should I be looking for more commercial full rental policy?

Kind of like the 1k deposit on a Air bnb where U can buy the same type of insurance for 50 to 70 bucks one time.