Well maybe a duplex live in one side air bnb the other?

Keep your common areas clean and neat, possibly have a house cleaner come in twice a month for these areas if your budget allows it, have solid house rules that you enforce regarding at a minimum quiet hours, parking, smoking, pets, and visitors just for starters and be sure to run it like a business and decide if you will have month to month terms, 6 month terms or yearly terms.

There is an Air-force base and other aerospace companies which I believe is much of the clientele there but from my experience most people will live in the Antelope Valley or Rosamond and commute to work out there.

I lived there for 1 year then moved out and started renting the house on Air BNB in the Summer and mid term rentals in the winter.

Try an enzymatic carpet cleaner.

I’m active duty Air Force and used my VA loan benefit to buy three houses. 

We also need to communicate with our property management clients and service providers to schedule cleaners and handymen. 

The ADU does not have a private entrance; you enter on the side of the SFH and they both share the same back yard.It is at the top of our budget already and needs potential mini-split HVAC added to it to bring highest Air Bnb value.

Even though LLC are passthrough entities, (unless c corp) you still want to have that separation since it makes it much cleaner and easier to show expenses for the business. 

And let's not forget the ecosystem that supports this—realtors, property managers, cleaners, photographers, stagers, etc.Let's keep this conversation going.