It might work for LTRs but not for STRs.Your best bet is to keep a good maintenance fund ready to go to cover repairs.The most important thing is regular maintenance.

I know my Nest-E does NOT have this function while my regular Nest does. 

Upon termination of LSI, they are now charging me  CANCELLATION FEES which are equal to the regular monthly Prop Mgmt fees (8%)  for the remainder off EACH lease. 

I use a regular notepad to write down my daily tasks, but also use emails a lot to use as reminders.

They cover owner financing, creative financing, etc. on a regular basis. 

Credit, income, DTI, etc, etc. etct It goes through underwriting just like a regular loan.

You can check the events page for more info, plus there are a few other meetups that happen regularly. https://www.biggerpockets.com/...

Before you consider transitioning out of your role to become a real estate investor, get your first property under your belt and you will know almost immediately if the demand and drive it takes consistently is the right place for you to put your focus more regularly.

I see people selling STR's and when I request their insurance to estimate cost I see regular rental policies. 

(biggerpockets.com)Thanks Drew, as you mentioned I have disclosed it in previous posts, but perhaps should do so more regularly. happy to see others such as yourself advising potential investors on the benefits of investing in Detroit.